Nietzsche and Depth Psychology

Jacob Golomb is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the author of several books, including Nietzsche's Enticing Psychology of Power. Weaver Santaniello is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Pennsylvania State University, Berks, and the author of Nietzsche, God, and the Jews , published by SUNY Press. Ronald Lehrer is Associate Professor of Education and Psychology and Program Head of the undergraduate program in Special Education at Touro College. He is the author of Nietzsche's Presence in Freud's Life and Thought: On the Origins of a Psychology of Dynamic Unconscious Mental Functioning, also published by SUNY Press.

"Nietzsche and Depth Psychology affords a rich variety of interpretations of Nietzsche's psychology and its relation to depth psychology, particularly to Freud—a judicious interpretation of power as opposed to will. The topic is very significant in itself and also for the relation between psychology and philosophy in general." — Joan Stambaugh, author of The Other Nietzsche

• Contributors Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introductory Essay: Nietzsche's New PsychologyJacob Golomb PART 1. Psychology in Nietzsche 1. Psychology as the "Great Hunt"James P. Cadello 2. Nietzsche and Psychoanalysis: From Eternal Return to Compulsive Repetition and BeyondDaniel Chapelle 3. The Birth of the Soul: Toward a Psychology of DecadenceDaniel W. Conway 4. The Garden of Innocence? Nietzsche's Psychology of WomanRochelle L. Millen 5. Nietzsche's Psychogenealogy of Religion and RacismWeaver Santaniello 6. Willing Backwards: Nietzsche on Time, Pain, Joy, and MemoryOfelia Schutte 7. Nietzsche and the EmotionsRobert Solomon PART 2. Nietzsche and Psychology 8. The Birth of Psychoanalysis from the Spirit of Enmity: Nietzsche, Rée, and Psychology in the Nineteenth CenturyRobert C. Holub 9. Nietzsche and Freud, or: How to Be within Philosophy While Criticizing It from WithoutEric Blondel 10. Freud and Nietzsche, 1892-1895Ronald Lehrer 11. Nietzsche and Jung: Ambivalent AppreciationGraham Parkes 12. Adler and NietzscheRonald Lehrer 13. Reversing the Crease: Nietzsche's Influence on Otto Rank's Concept of Creative Will and the Birth of IndividualityClaude Barbe PART 3. The Psychology of Nietzsche and His Readers(Psychobiography) 14. Nietzsche's Psychology and Rhetoric of World Redemption: Dionysus versus the CrucifiedClaudia Crawford 15. Nietzsche's SecretsDeborah Hayden 16. Nietzsche's Readers and Their "Will to Ignorance"George Moraitis 17. Nietzsche's StrivingCarl Pletsch Select Bibliography Index