The Invention of Dionysus: An Essay on "The Birth of Tragedy"

E. J. Carter · James I. Porter

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Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Hegel German Literature and Culture Studies Classical Philosophy and Thought

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Abbreviations Introduction 1. The problem of periodization: Nietzsche's appearances 2. Abyssal metaphysical surfaces: F. A. Lange 3. The appearance of metaphysics in The Birth of Tragedy and beyond 4. The complication of appearances 5. Anticipations: the physiology of dreams 5. 'Delicate boundaries' 6. 'On Schopenhauer' 7. Transfiguration 8. Beyond metaphysics - to its banality 9. Narrative appearances 10. 'Raving Socrates' 11. The Platonism of The Birth of Tragedy 12. 'The goal of the Antipodes' 13. The Socratic fallacy 14. 'Eternal' phenomena: culture's illusions.

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