Nietzsche's critical theory

the culture of science as art

Babette Babich

1-26

Nietzsche and atomism

Howard Caygill

27-36

Beyond reality

Nietzsche's science of appearances

Stephen Gaukroger

37-49

The epistemological shift from Descartes to Nietzsche

intuition and imagination

Tilman Borsche

51-66

Between Nietzsche and Leibniz

perspectivism and irrationalism

Sleinis

67-76

Nietzsche among the neo-Kantians

or, the relation between science and philosophy

Steven Crowell

77-86

Nietzsche's critique of modern reason

Angèle Kremer-Marietti

87-102

The politics of knowledge

Nietzsche within Heidegger's history of truth

Charles Bambach

103-117

Nietzsche and the Vienna circle

Kurt R. Fischer

119-128

Grammar and truth

on Nietzsche's relationship to the speculative sentential grammar of the metaphysical tradition

Josef Simon

129-151

The Nietzschean meta-critique of knowledge

Holger Schmid

153-163

On judging in a world of becoming

a reflection on the "great change" in Nietzsche's philosophy

Wolfgang Müller-Lauter

165-185

Scientific theory or practical doctrine?

Manfred Riedel

187-197

Nietzsche's rhetorical philosophy as critique of impure reason

Josef Kopperschmidt

199-207

On Nietzsche's theory of knowledge

a postscript from 1968

Jürgen Habermas

209-223

Nietzsche and critical theory

Klaus Spiekermann

225-242

Nietzsche, critical theory and a theory of knowledge

James Swindal

253-264

Truth and interest

on Habermas's postscript to Nietzsche's theory of knowledge

Max Pensky

265-272

Habermasian passion and the Nietzschean contagion

Joanna Hodge

273-279

Habermas, Nietzsche, and cognitive perspective

Tom Rockmore

281-288

Habermas's critique of Nietzsche's critique of reason

Bernhard Taureck

289-294

Nietzsche, Habermas, and the question of objectivity

Nicholas Davey

295-306