Was Nietzsche Woke?

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See Part Two now! https://go.nebula.tv/philosophytube Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/PhilosophyTube BIBLIOGRAPHY: - Christa Davis Acampora, “On Sovereignty and Overhumanity,” in International Studies in Philosophy - Liv Agar, “A Brief Definition of Wokeness” - Liv Agar, “J.D. Vance Being Weird and the Male Loneliness Epidemic” - Pierre Andre-Taguieff, “The Traditional Paradigm - Horror of Modernity and Antiliberalism: Nietzsche in Reactionary Rhetoric,” in Why We Are Not Nietzscheans - Frithjof Bergmann, “Nietzsche’s Critique of Morality,” in Reading Nietzsche - Debrah Bergoffen, “Oedipal Dramas,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - Wendy Brown, “Nietzsche For Politics,” in Why Nietzsche Still - Katelyn Burns, “The Republican Retreat from Governance” - Judith Butler, “Circuits of Bad Conscience,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - André Comte-Sponville, “The Brute, the Sophist, and the Aesthete: “Art in the Service of Illusion,”” in Why We Are Not Nietzscheans - Arthur Danto, “Some Remarks on The Genealogy of Morals,” in Reading Nietzsche - Liza Featherstone, “Liberals Are Giving Up on America,” in Jacobin - Nolan Gertz, Nihilism - Robert Houlb, Nietzsche’s Jewish Problem - Bernd Magnus, “The Use and Abuse of “The Will To Power”,” in Reading Nietzsche - Salar Mohandesi, “Faith, or the Stories We Tell” - Jeffrey Nealon, “Performing Resentment,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - Friedrich Nietzsche, On the Genealogy of Morals - David Owen and Aaron Ridley, “Dramatis Personae,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - David Owen, Nietzsche’s Genealogy of Morality - Alan Schrift, “Introduction,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - Alan Schrift, “Nietzsche's Contest,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - Rebecca Stringer, “A Nietzschean Breed,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - Robert Solomon, “Introduction,” in Reading Nietzsche - Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins, “Wendy Brown: A Conversation on Our “Nihilistic” Age,” in The Nation #selfimprovement #philosophy #nietzsche