The Will to Power : the Philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche

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Each lecture approximately 30 minutes in length.
Lecture 1: Why read Nietzsche? His life, times, works and themes -- Lecture 2: Quashing the rumors about Nietzsche -- Lecture 3: The fusion of philosophy and psychology -- Lecture 4: "God is dead"-Nietzsche and Christianity -- Lecture 5: Nietzsche and the Greeks -- Lecture 6: "Why the Greeks were so beautiful"-Nietzsche on tragedy -- Lecture 7: Nietzsche and Schopenhauer on pessimism -- Lecture 8: Nietzsche, Jesus, Zarathustra -- Lecture 9: Nietzsche on reason, instinct, and passion -- Lecture 10: Nietzsche's style and the problem of truth -- Lecture 11: Nietzsche on truth and interpretation -- Lecture 12: "Become who you are"-Freedom, fate and free will -- Lecture 13: Nietzsche as moral psychologist-love, resentment, and pity -- Lecture 14: Nietzsche on love -- Lecture 15: Nietzsche on women -- Lecture 16: Nietzsche's top ten -- Lecture 17: Nietzsche on history and evolution -- Lecture 18: What is nihilism? The problem of asceticism -- Lecture 19: The ranking of values-morality and modernity -- Lecture 20: Nietzsche's "immoralism"-virtue, self, and selfishness -- Lecture 21: "On the genealogy of morals"-master and slave morality -- Lecture 22: Resentment, revenge, and justice -- Lecture 23: The will to powerand the Übermensch -- Lecture 24: Eternal recurrence-Nietzsche says "yes!" to life.
Taught by Professors Robert C. Solomon and Kathleen M. Higgins, The University of Texas at Austin.

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