Nietzsche and the feminine

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Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia (1994)
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Now, in an innovative and wide-ranging volume, Peter Burgard has brought together new studies by outstanding scholars in philosophy, feminism, comparative ...

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B3318.F45.N54 1994

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0813914949   0813914957   9780813914947

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Sexual Dualism and Women's Self-Creation: On the Advantages and Disadvantages of Reading Nietzsche for Feminists,".Lynne Tirrell
Introduction: Figures of Excess.  (pages 8)Peter J. Burgard
Nietzsche's abjection.  (pages 53--70)Kelly Oliver
Castration Envy: Nietzsche and the Figure of Woman.  (pages 71--81)Clayton Koelb
Rhythms of Oblivion.  (pages 82--103)Bianca Theisen
Fear of Music? Nietzsche's Double Vision of the 'Musical-Feminine.'.  (pages 104--32)Susan Bernstein
Nietzsche writing woman/Woman writing Nietzsche: The sexual dialectic of palingenesis.  (pages 135--57)Janet Lungstrum

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Postmodernism's self-nullifying reading of Nietzsche.Thomas Jovanovski - 2001 - Inquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy 44 (4):405 – 432.

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