Abstract
Contents: Introduction: the problem with power For the taking: Nietzsche's view of the universe Appropriating power: Nietzsche's concept of power To have and uphold: Kierkegaard's view of the universe Abundant power: Kierkegaard's concept of power Worlds apart: comparing perspectives Power in principle: comparing the masters Conclusions: expanding the dialogue Bibliography Index.
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