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| Translations | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | ||
| Nietzsche's Feral Philosophy: Thinking through an Animal Imaginary | 1 | |
| Pt. I | On "Lowly" Origins | |
| Ape: Who Is Zarathustra's Ape? | 17 | |
| Camel: A Sketch (Riss) of the Camel in Zarathustra | 32 | |
| Polyp: Polyp Man | 42 | |
| Pt. II | Zarathustra's Animals | |
| Dog: Dogs, Domestication, and the Ego | 53 | |
| Spider: Arachnophobe or Arachnophile? Nietzsche and His Spiders | 61 | |
| Snake: The Eternal-Serpentine | 71 | |
| Bird: The Halcyon Tone as Birdsong | 83 | |
| Cow: "Even Better than a Cow, O Zarathustra!" | 89 | |
| Ass: Nietzsche and the Mystery of the Ass | 100 | |
| Pt. III | Beasts of Prey | |
| Lion: Zarathustra's Laughing Lions | 121 | |
| Blond Beast: Nietzsche's "Blond Beast": On the Recuperation of a Nietzschean Metaphor | 140 | |
| Beasts of Prey: How We Became What We Are: Tracking the "Beasts of Prey" | 156 | |
| Pt. IV | Human Animals (Unter, Halb, and Uber) | |
| Woman: Women as Predatory Animals, or Why Nietzsche Philosophized with a Whip | 181 | |
| Woman: Circe's Truth: On the Way to Animals and Women | 193 | |
| Satyr: Human-Animality in Nietzsche | 211 | |
| Overhuman: The Overhuman Animal | 220 | |
| Pt. V | Animal Nietzsche | |
| Mole: On Nietzsche's Moles | 243 | |
| Cat: The Cat at Play: Nietzsche's Feline Styles | 251 | |
| Lizard: Nietzsche's gottliche Eidechsen: "Divine Lizards," "Greene Lyons," and Music | 264 | |
| Afterword: Paws, Claws, Jaws, and Such: Interpretation and Metaphoric Modalities | 285 | |
| Bibliographic Essay: Traces of the Beast: Becoming Nietzsche, Becoming Animal, and the Figure of the Transhuman | 301 | |
| Sources for the Metamorphoses: The Ages of Man and the Three Metamorphoses of the Spirit | 319 | |
| Index to Animals in Nietzsche's Corpus | 329 | |
| General Index | 361 | |
| About the Contributors | 367 |
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Paul Thompson
reviewed A Nietzschean Bestiary: Animality Beyond Docile and Brutal on January 06, 2021 A Nietzschean Bestiary
Totally rad, which is not to say unobjectionable... like some of the best philosophical writings, it sets itself up for interesting objections.
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