Date: Sun, 5 Jul 1998 11:12:05 -0700 (PDT)
From: callihan-AT-callihan.seanet.com (Steven E. Callihan)
Subject: Re: moloch spake live!


Jesse Bloom wrote:

>hey guys
>
>at least now i know i'm not alone in feeling a certain way towards
>someone ...thanks .
>
>anyway i was thinking.. now that we are a little sidetracked off
>nietszche ...where are you guys from ? ..what other
>thinkers/ideas/theories are you all interested in ?
>
>oh yeah i think i have NEVER read a really good rebuttal and rejection
>of N's thought/work . i mean like a really good criticism against his
>work . i would really want to read something like that .. other than the
>usual "superman" ,"reductionistic moral theory" bullshit .  know any
>books or thinkers like that ?

(And don't forget the lurking gals. They are here.)

For some critical feminist perspectives (along with some counter-positions,
e.g., Sarah Kofman, for instance), see _Nietzsche and the Feminine_, ed. by
Peter J. Burgard, pub. by The University Press of Virginia.

For some critiques (negative and positive) of Nietzsche's
semitism/anti-semitism, see _Nietzsche & Jewish Culture_, ed. by Jacob
Golomb, pub. by Routledge.

Another interesting book that doesn't just re-walk the same overtrod paths
is _Nietzsche and the Origin of Virtue_ by Lester H. Hunt, also pub. by
Routledge.

Steve
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