A Note on Textual Methodology
1: Nietzsche's Flesh, Kant's Skeleton
2: The Critique of Judgement
3: Early Nietzsche and the Critique of Judgement
4: Space, Time, and Idealism
5: Kant on Metaphysics
6: Nietzsche on Metaphysics
7: The Critique of Morality
Conclusion: The Ruins of Reason?
Bibliography
Index
...a major and important contribution to Nietzsche studies...superior to any other so far published... Keith Ansell Pearson, Journal of Nietzsche Studies, Issue 29 Although some commentators consider Nietzsche sufficiently influenced by Kant to count him a neo-Kantian, the English literature on Nietzsche contains little information about what Nietzsche actually read of Kant's, much less a detailed study of Nietzsche's debt to Kant. Kevin Hill's book is a noteworthy attempt to fill in this gap in Nietzsche scholarship. Hill effectively counters the common view that Nietzsche neither read much Kant nor understood him very well, and that he arrived at his view of Kant largely through the distorting lens of Schopenhauer's philosophy... Hill's book is to be recommended ... for its provocative interpretation of Nietzsche's debt to Kant. Maudemarie Clark and David Dudrick, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
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