Nietzsche and the Modern Crisis of the Humanities

Nietzsche and the Modern Crisis of the HumanitiesA critique of Nietzsche's theory of culture that proposes an alternative paradigm allowing a defense of the humanities against such Nietzschians as Leo Strauss and Derrida Levine argues that Strauss and Derrida have much in common, including an idealist, reified concept of culture that both inherited from Nietzsche. Levine interprets all of Nietzsche's basic doctrines in terms of this concept. Nietzsche's definition of culture produced epistemological

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Appearing in English for the first time

and New Kingdoms to the contemporary world—a span of five thousand years

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