Foucault's Nietzschean Genealogy: Truth, Power, and the Subject Book

	Preface
1	Foucault, Nietzsche, Genealogy: An Introduction	1
A	An Overview	3
B	The Nietzschean Face of Foucault Scholarship	9
2	Foucault's History of Madness: An Invitation to a Nietzschean Genealogy of Morals	19
A	The Moral Problematization of Madness	21
B	The Emergence of the Three Genealogical Axes	26
3	Language, Time, and the Death of Man	57
A	Language and Knowledge	58
B	Time: From Classical Order to Modern History	66
C	The Birth and Death of Man	73
4	The Notion of Genealogy	81
Pt. I	Friedrich Nietzsche's Notion of Genealogy	82
A	On the Prejudices of Philosophers	83
B	Nietzsche's Genealogy of Morals	89
Pt. II	Michel Foucault's Notion of Genealogy	101
A	On the Prejudices of Philosophers	106
B	Foucault's Notion of Genealogy	107
C	Conclusion	122
5	The Practice of Genealogy: The Genealogy of the Soul	129
Pt. I	Nietzsche's Genealogy of the Soul	133
Pt. II	Foucault's Genealogy of the Modern Soul as Individuality	140
A	The Emergence of Humanity as Legal Limit: From Monarchical to Reform Penal Practices	142
B	The Solidification of Individuality	146
6	The Genealogy of the Modern Subject	157
A	Nietzsche's Genealogy of the Ascetic Ideal	161
B	Foucault's Genealogy of the Desiring Subject: The Premodern Experience	164
C	The Genealogy of the Subject: The Modern Experience	175
D	Genealogy as Self-Critical Enlightenment	179
	Abbreviations	185
	Notes	187
	Bibliography	233
	Index	251