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- catalog description "Part one: overview -- Chapter one: the importance of Nietzsche's way of writing -- Chapter two: Nietzsche's early anticipation of the "problem of science" in The birth of tragedy -- Chapter three: overview of "the problem of science" in the later Nietzsche -- Part two: the problem in detail -- Chapter four: the internalization of the villain through language -- Chapter five: "ascetic priests": the internalized villain in control -- Chapter six: the double-edged will to truth: from antiquity through Christianity to the modern scientific era -- Chapter seven: modern science will to truth or will to power? -- Chapter eight: three transitional themes -- Part three: the solution -- Chapter nine: Nietzsche's symbolic solution: "we hyperboreans" -- Chapter ten: contemporary hyperboreans?: Nietzsche's "higher man" and German idealism's creative genius -- Conclusion: the higher man after the death of God: possibility or dream?".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part one: overview -- Chapter one: the importance of Nietzsche's way of writing -- Chapter two: Nietzsche's early anticipation of the "problem of science" in The birth of tragedy -- Chapter three: overview of "the problem of science" in the later Nietzsche -- Part two: the problem in detail -- Chapter four: the internalization of the villain through language -- Chapter five: "ascetic priests": the internalized villain in control -- Chapter six: the double-edged will to truth: from antiquity through Christianity to the modern scientific era -- Chapter seven: modern science will to truth or will to power? -- Chapter eight: three transitional themes -- Part three: the solution -- Chapter nine: Nietzsche's symbolic solution: "we hyperboreans" -- Chapter ten: contemporary hyperboreans?: Nietzsche's "higher man" and German idealism's creative genius -- Conclusion: the higher man after the death of God: possibility or dream?".