Brian Leiter's Nietzsche Blog

Carlos Ruiz (who uses the pen name Narziss), a student at Berkeley, has put together "Nietzsche Grid" , which is potentially a ver...

This useful summary of a recent paper by Rosenthal makes clear why students of Nietzsche should want to study Rosenthal's work on consci...

Dana Villa is a political theorist in the Political Science Department at the University of Notre Dame. In a review essay of some recent boo...

This is the penultimate draft of an essay for The Blackwell Companion to the Philosophy of Action being edited by Timothy O'Connor and...

Here . A lot of interesting stuff, though I regret I am probably going to miss the Friday sessions. Abstracts are not available yet; I...

The introductory volume is Charlie Huenemann's Nietzsche: Genius of the Heart , which he kindly sent me. I've been dipping in and ou...

Last Saturday's event was quite instructive and rewarding, at least for me, though I think others too. Maudemarie Clark offered a new, c...

I hope to see some readers there : The First Annual Lecture in The Bernd Magnus Lecture Series Saturday, May 30th Featured Speakers and Comm...

I got my actual copies today, though Amazon reports not having it in stock yet, but it should be enroute. The volume contains original ess...

Here (in French--a grad student at the Jean Nicod Institute).

Our man is trailing--brace yourself--Augustine! Help him out . More substantive postings coming as the term is coming to an end here.

Here . So far, Hegel is ahead of Nietzsche. Unbelievable!

Here . Obviously the list omits books that some might have included; I've tried to give a decent sampling of English, German, and Fren...

Here , by a former student of mine, Neil Sinhababu. This was skillfully done, given that it obviously was a fairly uneven collection. But th...

A question that always comes up for PhD students is where to go for summer programs to develop or improve their German reading, translation,...

This is a belated follow-up to the earlier post addressing an excellent set of questions and challenges raised by Justin Clarke-Doane (NYU)...

I was surprised to discover that the Times Literary Supplement makes available on-line old book reviews, including several of mine. Readers...

I'm curious to see what readers think about this one . CORRECTION: The CUNY listing should also include N. Pappas, who works on Plato a...

Here is a new poll , which may be especially helpful to younger scholars trying to figure out where to submit their Nietzsche work: Which jo...

By reader demand, here's a new poll with which to have some fun. This one I'm quite curious to see the results.