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“Nietzsche” for the Oxford Handbook of 19th-Century Philosophy

MOVING TO FRONT FROM YESTERDAY–SSRN SITE WAS DOWN FOR AWHILE, BUT IS NOW WORKING AGAIN

This is the revised (and penultimate, subject to copyediting) version of an essay which attempts in 11,000 words to give an overview of the main themes of Nietzsche's philosophical corpus.  For those who have read my other work on Nietzsche (including what's on SSRN), there won't be much new here, but hopefully philosophers with a side-interest in Nietzsche will find this a useful resource, with a lot of pointers to other philosophically-minded secondary literature.

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