دانلود کتاب Nietzsche's Philosophical Psychology

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Cover
Nietzsche’s Philosophical Psychology
Copyright
Dediation
Acknowledgments
Contents
List of Abbreviations
1: Introduction
1.1 The Proper Domain of Nietzsche’s Philosophical Psychology
1.2 Methodological Issues and Book Plan
Part I: Beneath the Surface
2: Drives
2.1 Why Drives? Some Preliminary R
2.2 Schopenhauer on Drives (and Instincts)
2.3 Drives and Valenced Representational States: Schneider’s View
2.4 Nietzsche Reads Schneider (Twice)
2.5 Nietzsche’s Mature Notion of Drive
2.6 Drives and Will to Power
2.7 A First Summary
3: Affects
3.1 Affective Phenomenology and Somatic Dimension
3.2 Appraisal: The Valenced Character of Affective Representation
3.3 Affects and Causal Inference: On Fowles’s Interpretive Account
3.4 Emotion and Its Object: More Than Causality? Or Maybe Even Less?
3.5 The Relation between Drives and Affects: A First Sketch
4: The Soul’s Order
4.1 The Spectre of Homuncularism
4.2 The Vitalistic Temptation
4.3 The Normative Reading
4.4 A Humean Account
4.5 Drives and Affects: Wrapping Things Up
Part II: Mapping the Surface
5: The Surface Revealed
5.1 The Main Notion of Consciousness
5.2 Leibniz’s Heirs
5.3 Nietzsche’s Hermeneutic View of RConsciousness in D 115 and D 119
5.4 Espinas on Consciousness and Communication
5.5 RConsciousness and Folk-Psychology: GS 354 and BGE 268
5.6 RConsciousness: Taking Stock
6: More (Kinds of) Consciousness
6.1 The Missing Feature: Falsification
6.2 Conscious Perception
6.3 Consciousness without Falsification?
6.4 Putting Things Together
7: Nietzsche’s Epiphenomenalism about RConsciousness
7.1 Epiphenomenalism(s) about Consciousness
7.2 Nietzsche’s Weak Local Epiphenomenalism
7.3 The Easy Route and Why It Doesn’t Work
7.4 (WLE) in Action
7.5 The Role of RConsciousness
7.6 Meeting Objections
7.7 Depth and Surface
Part III: The Upshot
8: The Self
8.1 What the RConscious Self Is Not
8.2 The RConscious Self and Its Dependence on the Bodily Self
9: Self-Knowledge
9.1 Against Direct Access
9.2 Against Privileged Access
9.3 Is Self-Knowledge at All Possible?
10: The Will
10.1 Ribot’s Model of the Will
10.2 Nietzsche on the Will: BGE 19
10.3 Nietzsche on the Will: Beyond BGE 19
11: The Ideal Type
11.1 Stability
11.2 Unity
11.3 Value Creation
11.4 A Last Overview
12: Conclusions
12.1 Just Another Version of Belief–Desire Psychology?
12.2 Communication and Gemeinheit: Kant vs. Nietzsche
12.3 Reason’s Sociality: Hegel vs. Nietzsche
Bibliography
(i) Works by Nietzsche
(ii) Other Works
Index