Rebecca Bamford is Reader in Philosophy at Queen's University Belfast and the author (with Keith Ansell-Pearson) of Nietzsche's Dawn: Philosophy, Ethics, and the Passion of Knowledge. Allison Merrick is Associate Professor of Philosophy at California State University, San Marcos.

"…this is a worthwhile volume for those interested in Nietzsche scholarship and how it might enrich thinking about what is at stake in arguments about 'identity politics.'" — CHOICE"By bringing together thinkers interested in feminism, Black studies, (dis)ability studies, decolonial philosophy, and those writing about identity more broadly in Nietzsche, Nietzsche and Politicized Identities provides an important and timely resource for scholars and students." — Willow Verkerk, author of Nietzsche and Friendship

• AcknowledgmentsNote on AbbreviationsIntroductionRebecca Bamford and Allison MerrickPart I: On the Origins of Identities and Modes of Subjection 1. Contending Selfhood: Nietzschean Contributions to the Question of Political IdentityLawrence J. Hatab2. Nietzsche and Tragic IdentityPaul Kirkland3. Passionate Actors and Wounded Apes: Nietzsche on Identity FormationRobert Guay4. How We Became Who We Are: Retracing Nietzsche's Genealogy of Politicized IdentityAllison Merrick5. Perspectivism, World-Traveling, and the Multiplicitous Self: Rereading Nietzsche through Latinx Decolonial Feminist PhilosophyRebecca A. LongtinPart II: Elitism and Political Hierarchies 6. Shame, Humiliation, and Whiplash: The Case of the Ascetic PriestDaniel Conway7. Freedom against Equality: Nietzsche's Aristocratic PoliticsRebecca Aili Ploof8. Masters, Slaves, "Terrorists": On Elitism and Existential ThreatsC. Heike SchottenPart III: Emancipatory Possibilities 9. Nietzsche and Feminine SubjectivityElif Yavnık10. Sexism Is Exhausting: Nietzsche and the Emotional Dynamics of Sexist OppressionKaitlyn Creasy11. "The Great Seriousness Begins": Nietzsche's Tragic Philosophy and Philosophy's Role in Creating Healthier Racialized IdentitiesJacqueline Scott12. "To Affirm while Resisting": Ralph Ellison and Friedrich Nietzsche on Overcoming HistoryJeremy Fortier13. Disability, Power, and LifeRebecca BamfordContributorsIndex

Rebecca Bamford is Reader in Philosophy at Queen's University Belfast and the author (with Keith Ansell-Pearson) of Nietzsche's Dawn: Philosophy, Ethics, and the Passion of Knowledge. Allison Merrick is Associate Professor of Philosophy at California State University, San Marcos.

"…this is a worthwhile volume for those interested in Nietzsche scholarship and how it might enrich thinking about what is at stake in arguments about 'identity politics.'" — CHOICE"By bringing together thinkers interested in feminism, Black studies, (dis)ability studies, decolonial philosophy, and those writing about identity more broadly in Nietzsche, Nietzsche and Politicized Identities provides an important and timely resource for scholars and students." — Willow Verkerk, author of Nietzsche and Friendship

• AcknowledgmentsNote on AbbreviationsIntroductionRebecca Bamford and Allison MerrickPart I: On the Origins of Identities and Modes of Subjection 1. Contending Selfhood: Nietzschean Contributions to the Question of Political IdentityLawrence J. Hatab2. Nietzsche and Tragic IdentityPaul Kirkland3. Passionate Actors and Wounded Apes: Nietzsche on Identity FormationRobert Guay4. How We Became Who We Are: Retracing Nietzsche's Genealogy of Politicized IdentityAllison Merrick5. Perspectivism, World-Traveling, and the Multiplicitous Self: Rereading Nietzsche through Latinx Decolonial Feminist PhilosophyRebecca A. LongtinPart II: Elitism and Political Hierarchies 6. Shame, Humiliation, and Whiplash: The Case of the Ascetic PriestDaniel Conway7. Freedom against Equality: Nietzsche's Aristocratic PoliticsRebecca Aili Ploof8. Masters, Slaves, "Terrorists": On Elitism and Existential ThreatsC. Heike SchottenPart III: Emancipatory Possibilities 9. Nietzsche and Feminine SubjectivityElif Yavnık10. Sexism Is Exhausting: Nietzsche and the Emotional Dynamics of Sexist OppressionKaitlyn Creasy11. "The Great Seriousness Begins": Nietzsche's Tragic Philosophy and Philosophy's Role in Creating Healthier Racialized IdentitiesJacqueline Scott12. "To Affirm while Resisting": Ralph Ellison and Friedrich Nietzsche on Overcoming HistoryJeremy Fortier13. Disability, Power, and LifeRebecca BamfordContributorsIndex

Rebecca Bamford is Reader in Philosophy at Queen's University Belfast and the author (with Keith Ansell-Pearson) of Nietzsche's Dawn: Philosophy, Ethics, and the Passion of Knowledge. Allison Merrick is Associate Professor of Philosophy at California State University, San Marcos.

"…this is a worthwhile volume for those interested in Nietzsche scholarship and how it might enrich thinking about what is at stake in arguments about 'identity politics.'" — CHOICE"By bringing together thinkers interested in feminism, Black studies, (dis)ability studies, decolonial philosophy, and those writing about identity more broadly in Nietzsche, Nietzsche and Politicized Identities provides an important and timely resource for scholars and students." — Willow Verkerk, author of Nietzsche and Friendship

• AcknowledgmentsNote on AbbreviationsIntroductionRebecca Bamford and Allison MerrickPart I: On the Origins of Identities and Modes of Subjection 1. Contending Selfhood: Nietzschean Contributions to the Question of Political IdentityLawrence J. Hatab2. Nietzsche and Tragic IdentityPaul Kirkland3. Passionate Actors and Wounded Apes: Nietzsche on Identity FormationRobert Guay4. How We Became Who We Are: Retracing Nietzsche's Genealogy of Politicized IdentityAllison Merrick5. Perspectivism, World-Traveling, and the Multiplicitous Self: Rereading Nietzsche through Latinx Decolonial Feminist PhilosophyRebecca A. LongtinPart II: Elitism and Political Hierarchies 6. Shame, Humiliation, and Whiplash: The Case of the Ascetic PriestDaniel Conway7. Freedom against Equality: Nietzsche's Aristocratic PoliticsRebecca Aili Ploof8. Masters, Slaves, "Terrorists": On Elitism and Existential ThreatsC. Heike SchottenPart III: Emancipatory Possibilities 9. Nietzsche and Feminine SubjectivityElif Yavnık10. Sexism Is Exhausting: Nietzsche and the Emotional Dynamics of Sexist OppressionKaitlyn Creasy11. "The Great Seriousness Begins": Nietzsche's Tragic Philosophy and Philosophy's Role in Creating Healthier Racialized IdentitiesJacqueline Scott12. "To Affirm while Resisting": Ralph Ellison and Friedrich Nietzsche on Overcoming HistoryJeremy Fortier13. Disability, Power, and LifeRebecca BamfordContributorsIndex