Moral critique and philosophical psychology

Moral critique and philosophical psychology Katsafanas, Paul Given the richness of Nietzsche’s texts and the variety of his concerns, picking just two key topics is no easy task. I am going to focus on two issues that are both obvious and elusive: obvious, because they are some of Nietzsche’s central concerns, and elusive, because the literature hasn’t yet come to terms with these topics. Nietzsche’s approach to these topics is distinctive, his arguments complex and interwoven, so that his discussions can appear incongruously varied, even contradictory.