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Introduction
The introduction elucidates a disconnect in the secondary literature between Nietzschean drive theory on the one hand and the Internalization Hypothesis on the other. I demonstrate that the problems associated...
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Conclusion
The conclusion explains the notion of “D-continuity” as it relates to personal identity. D-continuity is then used to illustrate the vertical lines of a philosophical genealogical method of inquiry. These vert...
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What Is Genealogy? A Defense of Implexic Genealogy
Before outlining what I call implexic genealogy, I examine several interpretations of genealogy advanced in the secondary literature and the problems each of these methods generate. I then offer my novel reint...
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The Internalization Hypothesis: A New Reading
In Chap. 4, I begin by reconstructing the customary view of GM II 16 along with the passages that support the standard model (most notably GM II 1, 3, and 17). According to th...
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A Test Case: Comparing Augustinian to Tertullian Christian Subjectivity
In this chapter, my implexic account of drives and the context that informs them, which I have labeled parallel genealogy, is tested against two forms of Christian subjectivity. The first I call the internaliz...
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Drives in the Secondary Literature
This chapter explains the main features of drive theory as advanced in the secondary literature. I use Mattia Riccardi’s article “Virtuous Homunculi: Nietzsche on the Order of Drives” and its five-fold account...
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A Closer Look at the Internalization of Drives as Implexes: The Cognitive and Affective Strands
Chapter 4 solved the mystery surrounding the semi-animals and warrior artists Nietzsche refers to in GM II 16. Chapter 5 begins by tracing...
