Brian Leiter's Nietzsche Blog

I hope the book will be out with OUP in fall 2018.  Here's the introduction, " Nietzsche's Naturalistic Moral Psychology ,...

Mazzino Montinari, Bernd Magnus, and (maybe?) R.J. Hollingdale all raised important doubts about the canonical status of the  Nachlass ma...

I just got a very detailed report from Routledge about sales of Nietzsche on Morality as of the end of 2016.   The first edition (2002) has...

Details here . Sorry for the dearth of posting as of late, I hope to have a bit more in the coming months.

This informative review by Andrew Huddleston (Birkbeck, London) brings out the crucial ambiguity between "politics" and "pol...

Corrections welcome in the comments; I'll update the list periodically.  The bottom line is that articles on Nietzsche don't get cit...

I review  it at the  New Rambler .  The book gets some remarkable endorsements on the dustjacket from historians, though historians, I fear,...

Details here .  We got about two dozen submissions right before the official deadline, but also several requests for more time.  Those who ...

A new draft paper, here .

An informative and judicious review of Maudemarie Clark's papers by Neil Sinhababu (NUS).

This interesting paper appeared in British Journal for the History of Philosophy  22 (2014): 322-342.  The title is a play on my paper ...

Ken Gemes (Birkbeck) writes: I am trying to argue that while Nietzsche rejects what I call existential guilt/shame (that is guilt/sham...

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I'm very pleased to announce an exciting new scholarly initiative, the International Society for Nietzsche Studies .  The inaugural c...

Once again, for my own benefit (and those of any readers), I'd like to record some interesting insights that emerged from the Nietzsche ...

I want to record some interesting insights that emerged from a fruitful discussion at our Nietzsche reading group on Friday; participating i...

I was very pleased that the editors chose to include a piece on Nietzsche in the forthcoming Blackwell Companion to Experimental Philosophy...

Tim Crane (Cambridge), the TLS philosophy editor, has put my original letter about the review and the reply by Stern's colleague Sebasti...

The last version was 2012 , so it warrants some updating given changes in the interim (and also some of the useful comments on the last ver...

London has long been a lively place for Nietzsche studies (with Ken Gemes and now Andrew Huddleston at Birkbeck, Sebastian Gardner and Mark...