Truth, art, and life

Nietzsche, epistemology, philosophy of science

Babette Babich

1-24

Nietzsche

Truth and knowledge

Richard Schacht

25-38

Perspectivist ontology and de re knowledge

Robert C. Welshon

39-46

Nietzsche's views on truth and the Kantian background of his epistemology

R. J. Anderson

47-59

Nietzsche's symptomatology of skepticism

Paul van Tongeren

61-71

We sensualists

Robin Small

73-89

Nietzsche's naturalism

science and belief

Robert Nola

91-100

Nietzsche's fling with positivism

Jonathan Cohen

101-107

Beyond truth and appearance

Nietzsche's emergent realism

Daniel Conway

109-122

All the daring of the lover of knowledge is permitted again

Barry Allen

123-140

How epistemology becomes what it is

Justin Barton

141-149

Hermes contra Dionysus

Michel Serres's critique of Nietzsche

Duncan Large

151-159

The will to truth

Béla Bacsó

161-167

Science, value, and the ascetic ideal

David Owen

169-177

Twilight of the icons

David B. Allison

179-185

Roger J. Boscovich and Friedrich Nietzsche

a re-examination

Greg Whitlock

187-201

Nietzsche's perspectivalism

a hermeneutic philosophy of science

Patrick A. Heelan

203-220

Nietzsche

perceptions of modernity

Carl F. Von Weizsäcker, Carl Friedrich

221-240

Science as new religion

Paul Valadier

241-252

Nietzsche's critique of truth and science

a comprehensive approach

Walther Zimmerli

253-277

Nietzsche's transvaluation of causality

Andrea Rehberg

279-286

Causation and force in Nietzsche

Peter Poellner

287-297

Nietzsche's conception of health

the idealization of struggle

Scott H. Podolsky, Alfred Tauber

299-311

The will to power and parallel distributed processing

Eric Steinhart

313-322

The fractal dynamics of a Nietzschean world

Peter Douglas

323-330

Nietzsche's critique of technology

a defence of phenomenology against modern machinery

Ullrich Haase

331-339