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Mark Alfano, Nietzsche’s Moral Psychology [Book Review]
Ethics 131 (1):122-127 (2020)
Abstract
While Nietzsche’s interpreters come from impressively diverse intellectual perspectives, very few of them are cyborgs. Mark Alfano has done a valuable service to the field by becoming one to write Nietzsche’s Moral Psychology.Author's Profile
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