I'm very pleased to announce an exciting new scholarly initiative, the International Society for Nietzsche
Studies. The inaugural conference will be at the University of Bonn in late
June 2016, and a Call for Papers will be issued soon; Bonn will be able to offer
financial support to grad students or non-tenure-stream faculty whose papers are
accepted. All conference papers will appear in a special issue of
Inquiry each year.
Nietzsche studies is at a particularly fertile moment, with an unusually strong cohort of talented younger philosophers around the world working on Nietzsche, in whole or in part. The existing Nietzsche societies are, in my personal opinion, somewhere on the spectrum from moribund to uneven. I am hopeful this new initiative will provide an attractive alternative.
Nietzsche studies is at a particularly fertile moment, with an unusually strong cohort of talented younger philosophers around the world working on Nietzsche, in whole or in part. The existing Nietzsche societies are, in my personal opinion, somewhere on the spectrum from moribund to uneven. I am hopeful this new initiative will provide an attractive alternative.
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This is great. I'm glad you all have done this. Must have been hard to pull together, but I'm sure it will be worth it.
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