Jacqueline Scott is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University of Chicago. A. Todd Franklin is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Hamilton College.

• ForewordRobert Gooding-WilliamsNote on AbbreviationsIntroduction: The Art of the Cultural Physician Part I: Diagnoses 1. Kindred Spirits: Nietzsche and Locke as Progenitors of Axiological LiberationA. Todd Franklin 2. Nietzsche, Ressentiment, LynchingJohn Pittman3. Double Consciousness and Second SightKathleen Marie Higgins4. Of Tragedy and the Blues in an Age of Decadence: Thoughts on Nietzsche and African AmericaLewis R. GordonPart II: Prescriptions 5. Ecce Negro: How To Become a Race TheoristPaul C. Taylor6. Nietzsche’s Proto-Phenomenological Approach to the Theoretical Problem of RaceDaniel W. Conway7. The Price of the Ticket: A Genealogy and Revaluation of RaceJacqueline ScottPart III: Regimens of Recovery 8. Unlikely Illuminations: Nietzsche and Frederick Douglass on Power, Struggle, and the Aisthesis of FreedomChrista Davis Acampora9. Masculinity and Existential Freedom: Wright, Ellison, Morrison, and NietzscheCynthia Willett10. Why Nietzsche (Sometimes) Can’t Sing the Blues, or Davis, Nietzsche, and the Social Embeddedness of Aesthetic JudgmentsJames WinchesterList of ContributorsIndex

Jacqueline Scott is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University of Chicago. A. Todd Franklin is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Hamilton College.

• ForewordRobert Gooding-WilliamsNote on AbbreviationsIntroduction: The Art of the Cultural Physician Part I: Diagnoses 1. Kindred Spirits: Nietzsche and Locke as Progenitors of Axiological LiberationA. Todd Franklin 2. Nietzsche, Ressentiment, LynchingJohn Pittman3. Double Consciousness and Second SightKathleen Marie Higgins4. Of Tragedy and the Blues in an Age of Decadence: Thoughts on Nietzsche and African AmericaLewis R. GordonPart II: Prescriptions 5. Ecce Negro: How To Become a Race TheoristPaul C. Taylor6. Nietzsche’s Proto-Phenomenological Approach to the Theoretical Problem of RaceDaniel W. Conway7. The Price of the Ticket: A Genealogy and Revaluation of RaceJacqueline ScottPart III: Regimens of Recovery 8. Unlikely Illuminations: Nietzsche and Frederick Douglass on Power, Struggle, and the Aisthesis of FreedomChrista Davis Acampora9. Masculinity and Existential Freedom: Wright, Ellison, Morrison, and NietzscheCynthia Willett10. Why Nietzsche (Sometimes) Can’t Sing the Blues, or Davis, Nietzsche, and the Social Embeddedness of Aesthetic JudgmentsJames WinchesterList of ContributorsIndex

Jacqueline Scott is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University of Chicago. A. Todd Franklin is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Hamilton College.

• ForewordRobert Gooding-WilliamsNote on AbbreviationsIntroduction: The Art of the Cultural Physician Part I: Diagnoses 1. Kindred Spirits: Nietzsche and Locke as Progenitors of Axiological LiberationA. Todd Franklin 2. Nietzsche, Ressentiment, LynchingJohn Pittman3. Double Consciousness and Second SightKathleen Marie Higgins4. Of Tragedy and the Blues in an Age of Decadence: Thoughts on Nietzsche and African AmericaLewis R. GordonPart II: Prescriptions 5. Ecce Negro: How To Become a Race TheoristPaul C. Taylor6. Nietzsche’s Proto-Phenomenological Approach to the Theoretical Problem of RaceDaniel W. Conway7. The Price of the Ticket: A Genealogy and Revaluation of RaceJacqueline ScottPart III: Regimens of Recovery 8. Unlikely Illuminations: Nietzsche and Frederick Douglass on Power, Struggle, and the Aisthesis of FreedomChrista Davis Acampora9. Masculinity and Existential Freedom: Wright, Ellison, Morrison, and NietzscheCynthia Willett10. Why Nietzsche (Sometimes) Can’t Sing the Blues, or Davis, Nietzsche, and the Social Embeddedness of Aesthetic JudgmentsJames WinchesterList of ContributorsIndex