Nietzsche on consciousness and the embodied mind

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Nietzsche’s thought has garnered renewed interest among philosophers across various traditions. This volume features 16 essays from both analytic and continental perspectives, aiming to enhance the understanding of Nietzsche’s insights into consciousness and the mind. Over recent decades, his ideas have influenced numerous disciplines, including anthropology, biology, history, linguistics, neuroscience, and psychology. Nietzsche’s nuanced exploration of consciousness, mind, and body transcends any single field, resonating with a diverse audience. Contributors emphasize that his inquiries into consciousness and the embodied mind are closely tied to his broader ethical concerns. The collection includes contributions from distinguished scholars such as Christa Davis Acampora, Keith Ansell-Pearson, João Constâncio, Frank Chouraqui, Manuel Dries, Christian J. Emden, Maria Cristina Fornari, Anthony K. Jensen, Helmut Heit, Charlie Huenemann, Vanessa Lemm, Lawrence J. Hatab, Mattia Riccardi, Friedrich Ulfers, Mark Daniel Cohen, and Benedetta Zavatta. This diverse array of perspectives underscores the significance of Nietzsche’s work in contemporary philosophical discourse.