Series Editor(s):Keith Ansell-Pearson,Daniel Conway

Guides you through the writings of Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900): one of modernity’s most independent, original and seminal minds

The Edinburgh Critical Guides to Nietzsche series brings Nietzsche's writings to life for students, teachers and scholars alike, with each text benefitting from its own dedicated book. Every guide features new research and reflects the most recent developments in Nietzsche scholarship. The authors unlock each work's intricate structure, explore its specific mode of presentation and explain its seminal importance. Whether you are working in contemporary philosophy, political theory, religious studies, psychology, psychoanalysis or literary theory, these guides will help you to fully appreciate Nietzsche’s enduring significance for contemporary thought.

Each book includes:

• A chronology of life and work
• A glossary of key terms
• An index of names and subjects
• A guide to further reading