Maudemarie Clark is Professor of Philosophy at University of California, Riverside and George Carleton, Jr Professor of Philosophy at Colgate University. She is the author of Nietzsche on Truth and Philosophy (Cambridge University Press, 1990), translator and editor (with Alan Swensen) of On the Genealogy of Morality (1998) and editor (with Brian Leiter) of Daybreak (Cambridge University Press, 1982). David Dudrick is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Colgate University. His work has appeared in the European Journal of Philosophy, American Philosophical Quarterly and International Studies in Philosophy.

'Anyone engaged in Nietzsche studies at any level should surely read [this book] carefully and seriously. It is a significant addition to the current state of the field and perhaps the single strongest response to the naturalist reading of Nietzsche available today.' Michael Rogers, Theologische Literatureitung

• Introduction; Part I. The Will to Truth and the Will to Value: 1. Setting the stage: Neitzsche's preface; 2. Understanding the 'magnificent tension of the spirit'; 3. Philosophy and the will to value; 4. Science and the will to truth; 5. Satisfying the will to truth and the will to value; Part II. The Will to Power: 6. Nietzsche's soul; 7. The will; 8. The other doctrines of the will to power; Conclusion.

Maudemarie Clark is Professor of Philosophy at University of California, Riverside and George Carleton, Jr Professor of Philosophy at Colgate University. She is the author of Nietzsche on Truth and Philosophy (Cambridge University Press, 1990), translator and editor (with Alan Swensen) of On the Genealogy of Morality (1998) and editor (with Brian Leiter) of Daybreak (Cambridge University Press, 1982). David Dudrick is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Colgate University. His work has appeared in the European Journal of Philosophy, American Philosophical Quarterly and International Studies in Philosophy.

'Anyone engaged in Nietzsche studies at any level should surely read [this book] carefully and seriously. It is a significant addition to the current state of the field and perhaps the single strongest response to the naturalist reading of Nietzsche available today.' Michael Rogers, Theologische Literatureitung

• Introduction; Part I. The Will to Truth and the Will to Value: 1. Setting the stage: Neitzsche's preface; 2. Understanding the 'magnificent tension of the spirit'; 3. Philosophy and the will to value; 4. Science and the will to truth; 5. Satisfying the will to truth and the will to value; Part II. The Will to Power: 6. Nietzsche's soul; 7. The will; 8. The other doctrines of the will to power; Conclusion.

Maudemarie Clark is Professor of Philosophy at University of California, Riverside and George Carleton, Jr Professor of Philosophy at Colgate University. She is the author of Nietzsche on Truth and Philosophy (Cambridge University Press, 1990), translator and editor (with Alan Swensen) of On the Genealogy of Morality (1998) and editor (with Brian Leiter) of Daybreak (Cambridge University Press, 1982). David Dudrick is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Colgate University. His work has appeared in the European Journal of Philosophy, American Philosophical Quarterly and International Studies in Philosophy.

'Anyone engaged in Nietzsche studies at any level should surely read [this book] carefully and seriously. It is a significant addition to the current state of the field and perhaps the single strongest response to the naturalist reading of Nietzsche available today.' Michael Rogers, Theologische Literatureitung

• Introduction; Part I. The Will to Truth and the Will to Value: 1. Setting the stage: Neitzsche's preface; 2. Understanding the 'magnificent tension of the spirit'; 3. Philosophy and the will to value; 4. Science and the will to truth; 5. Satisfying the will to truth and the will to value; Part II. The Will to Power: 6. Nietzsche's soul; 7. The will; 8. The other doctrines of the will to power; Conclusion.