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• Acknowledgments
• Contents
• Abbreviations and Translation
• Introduction
• Chapter 1. Schelling and Nietzsche: A Philosophical Discussion?
• Part I: Dualism, Rationalism and Cultural Fatigue
• Chapter 2. Excessive Rationalism
• Chapter 3. Goodness, Evil and the Tradition
• Chapter 4. Mythology, Religion and Identity
• Part II: Organicism, Freedom and Self-Formation
• Chapter 5. Living Nature and Freedom in Schelling
• Chapter 6. Culture, Style and Sovereignty in Nietzsche
• Part III: Mythology, Revelation and Religion
• Chapter 7. Making Way for Revelation in Schelling’s Spätphilosophie
• Chapter 8. The Revealed: On Myth, Monotheism and Philosophical Religion
• Chapter 9. Nietzsche’s Religion of a Brave New Future
• Conclusion
• Bibliography
• Index
• Endorsements