Christa Davis Acampora is professor of philosophy at Hunter College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. Ralph R. Acampora is assistant professor of philosophy at Hofstra University.

A truly felicitous collection of outstanding essays by some of the most distinguished scholars of Nietzsche. The essays explore and develop a previously underrated dimension that is nevertheless absolutely critical to Nietzsche's enterprise.

• Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Nietzsche's Feral Philosophy: Thinking Through an Animal Imaginary Part 3 Part I: On "Lowly" Origins Chapter 4 Ape"Who Is Zarathustra's Ape?" Chapter 5 Camel"A Sketch (Riß) of the Camel in Zarathustra" Chapter 6 Polyp"Polyp Man" Part 7 Part II: Zarathustra's Animals Chapter 8 Dog "Dogs, Domestication, And The Ego" Chapter 9 Spider"Arachnophobe Or Arachnophile?: Nietzsche And His Spiders" Chapter 10 Snake"The Eternal-Serpentine" Chapter 11 Bird"The Halcyon Tone As Birdsong" Chapter 12 Cow "Even Better Than a Cow, O Zarathustra!" Chapter 13 Ass"Nietzsche and the Mystery of the Ass" Part 14 Part III: Beasts of Prey Chapter 15 Lion"Zarathustra's Laughing Lions" Chapter 16 Blonde Beast"Nietzsche's 'Blond Beast': On the Recuperation of a Nietzschean Metaphor" Chapter 17 Beasts of Prey"How We Became What We Are: Tracking the 'Beasts of Prey'" Part 18 Part IV: Human Animals (Unter, Halb, and Über) Chapter 19 Woman "Women as Predatory Animals, or Why Nietzsche Philosoph

Christa Davis Acampora is professor of philosophy at Hunter College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. Ralph R. Acampora is assistant professor of philosophy at Hofstra University.

A truly felicitous collection of outstanding essays by some of the most distinguished scholars of Nietzsche. The essays explore and develop a previously underrated dimension that is nevertheless absolutely critical to Nietzsche's enterprise.

• Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Nietzsche's Feral Philosophy: Thinking Through an Animal Imaginary Part 3 Part I: On "Lowly" Origins Chapter 4 Ape"Who Is Zarathustra's Ape?" Chapter 5 Camel"A Sketch (Riß) of the Camel in Zarathustra" Chapter 6 Polyp"Polyp Man" Part 7 Part II: Zarathustra's Animals Chapter 8 Dog "Dogs, Domestication, And The Ego" Chapter 9 Spider"Arachnophobe Or Arachnophile?: Nietzsche And His Spiders" Chapter 10 Snake"The Eternal-Serpentine" Chapter 11 Bird"The Halcyon Tone As Birdsong" Chapter 12 Cow "Even Better Than a Cow, O Zarathustra!" Chapter 13 Ass"Nietzsche and the Mystery of the Ass" Part 14 Part III: Beasts of Prey Chapter 15 Lion"Zarathustra's Laughing Lions" Chapter 16 Blonde Beast"Nietzsche's 'Blond Beast': On the Recuperation of a Nietzschean Metaphor" Chapter 17 Beasts of Prey"How We Became What We Are: Tracking the 'Beasts of Prey'" Part 18 Part IV: Human Animals (Unter, Halb, and Über) Chapter 19 Woman "Women as Predatory Animals, or Why Nietzsche Philosoph

Christa Davis Acampora is professor of philosophy at Hunter College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. Ralph R. Acampora is assistant professor of philosophy at Hofstra University.

A truly felicitous collection of outstanding essays by some of the most distinguished scholars of Nietzsche. The essays explore and develop a previously underrated dimension that is nevertheless absolutely critical to Nietzsche's enterprise.

• Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Nietzsche's Feral Philosophy: Thinking Through an Animal Imaginary Part 3 Part I: On "Lowly" Origins Chapter 4 Ape"Who Is Zarathustra's Ape?" Chapter 5 Camel"A Sketch (Riß) of the Camel in Zarathustra" Chapter 6 Polyp"Polyp Man" Part 7 Part II: Zarathustra's Animals Chapter 8 Dog "Dogs, Domestication, And The Ego" Chapter 9 Spider"Arachnophobe Or Arachnophile?: Nietzsche And His Spiders" Chapter 10 Snake"The Eternal-Serpentine" Chapter 11 Bird"The Halcyon Tone As Birdsong" Chapter 12 Cow "Even Better Than a Cow, O Zarathustra!" Chapter 13 Ass"Nietzsche and the Mystery of the Ass" Part 14 Part III: Beasts of Prey Chapter 15 Lion"Zarathustra's Laughing Lions" Chapter 16 Blonde Beast"Nietzsche's 'Blond Beast': On the Recuperation of a Nietzschean Metaphor" Chapter 17 Beasts of Prey"How We Became What We Are: Tracking the 'Beasts of Prey'" Part 18 Part IV: Human Animals (Unter, Halb, and Über) Chapter 19 Woman "Women as Predatory Animals, or Why Nietzsche Philosoph