Kanji Nishio Complete Works, Volume 5: Light and Cliff - Nietzsche in His Final Years

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Kanji Nishio fearlessly confronts Nietzsche in his final years, compiling Nietzsche's philosophy in a way that no one else has achieved.
A sequel to the masterpiece "Nietzsche."

1. Nietzsche in his final years: Light and Cliff /
"The Will to Power" as an illusion /
Nietzsche's "Ecce Homo" (translated by Kanji Nishio) /
The emergence of a definitive Nietzsche complete works, excluding the "making" of the works
2. Nietzsche's image among his contemporaries in Germany
3. The development of research in Japan over the past 90 years
4. Short essays: Research notes / Nietzsche and scholarship / Methodological attitude
Afterword

Table of Contents
1. Nietzsche in his final years (Light and Cliff; "The Will to Power" as an illusion, etc.)
2. Nietzsche's image among his contemporaries in Germany (Franz Overbeck; Franz Liszt, etc.)
3. The development of research in Japan over the past ninety years (The first reviews and research books in our country were almost contemporary with those in Germany; The not insignificant role played by Chofu Anesaki's study in Germany, etc.)
4. Short essays (Research notes; Nietzsche and scholarship, etc.)