The question of ethics: Nietzsche, Foucault, Heidegger

Abstract

Acknowledgments Selected Works Cited One Introduction: The Question Concerns Ethics Two The Question Turns on Ethics: Self-Overcoming in NietzscheOs Genealogy of the Ascetic Ideal 1. The Functions of Recoil 2. NietzscheOs Self-Overcoming Is the Middle Voice of Metaphysics 3. Genealogy and the Ascetic Ideal 4. The Ascetic Ideal and the Ascetic Priest: OThere is Nothing of Virtue in ThisO 5. OProbably It Infects Even UsO Three Ethics Is the Question: The Fragmented Subject in FoucaultOs Genealogy 1. GenealogyOs Ethos 2. The Unbearable Lightness of Reason: ReasonOs Recoil in Madness 3. A Genealogy of Genealogical Knowledge 4. Fragmented Man 5. Games of Truth, the Ethical Subject Four The Question of DaseinOs Most Proper Being 1. DaseinOs Eigenste Being 2. A Recoiling Search for Authenticity 3. The Question of Suffering 4. Ecstasis 5. Overturning in The Basic Problems of Phenomenology 6. The Truth of Ecstasis 7. Ethos/Ecstasis Five These Violent Passions: The RectorOs Address Six OAll TruthO--Is That Not a Compound Lie?O The Aescetic Ideal in HeideggerOs Thought 1. The Unfolding of the Ascetic Ideal in the Unfolding of the Appeal of Being 2. Giving Thought to Simple Oneness 3. A Simple Conjunction 4. The Rule of Being in Gelassenheit 5. OWe Need Desperately to See in the DarkO Notes Index