Chapters:
- Affirmation
- On Truth and the Creative Instinct
- On Morality, Slave and Noble
- The World Reveals Itself
- Living Beyond Good and Evil
- Nietzsche, Postmodernism, and the Political
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Daniel Coffeen
An Introduction to Nietzsche
Examining Nietzsche’s policy and politics of joy, radical life affirmation, and what it means to live outside of morality – with relentless ethics.
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1 Credit
Join an RU tier to enroll in this course.
- Level 1 members receive 1 credit with their membership. Purchase additional credits to enroll in multi-credit courses.
- Level 2 members receive 6 credits with their membership.
- Level 3 memberships receive 10 credits with their memberhsip.
Click the Join RU button above to get started!
instructor
Daniel Coffeen
I got my my PhD in Rhetoric from UC Berkeley in 1998 where I spent a lot of time reading and writing about Nietzsche, Deleuze, Kierkegaard, Foucault, Merleau-Ponty as well as the films of Godard, Cassavetes, and David Lynch. I taught adjunct in the department for many years and then a few more years teaching critical theory to MFAs at the SF Art Institute. But displeased with academia, I've been writing independently and doing a series of podcasts. I wrote a nifty little book called Reading the Way of Things: Towards a New Technology of Sense published by Zero Books.
