Work on myth Book

Translator's Introduction
I Archaic Division of Powers
1 After the Absolutism of Reality
2 The Name Breaks into the Chaos of the Unnamed
3 `Significance'
4 Procedural Regulations
II Stories Become History
1 The Distortion of Temporal Perspective
2 Fundamental Myths and Art Myths
3 Myths and Dogmas
4 To Bring Myth to an End
III The Theft of Fire Ceases to Be Sacrilege
1 The Reception of the Sources Produces the Sources of the
Reception
2 Sophists and Cynics: Antithetical Aspects of the Prometheus
Material
3 Return from Existential Groundlessness
4 Aesthetic Brightening Up
IV Against a God, Only a God
Introduction
1 "Priming Powder for an Explosion"
2 A Conflict between Gods
3 Prometheus Becomes Napoleon, Napoleon Prometheus
4 Ways of Reading the "Extraordinary Saying"
V The Titan in His Century
1 Passage through the Philosophy of History
2 On the Rock of Mute Solitude Again
3 To Bring to an End, If Not Myth, Then a Least One Myth
Notes
Name Index