1. The tragic --

1. The concept of genealogy --

2. Sense --

3. The philosophy of the will --

4. Against the dialectic --

5. The problem of tragedy --

6. Nietzsche's evolution --

7. Dionysus and Christ --

8. The essence of the tragic --

9. The problem of existence --

10. Existence and innocence --

11. The dicethrow --

12. Consequences for the eternal return --

13. Nietzsche's symbolism --

14. Nietzsche and Mallarme --

15. Tragic thought --

16. The touchstone --

2. Active and reactive --

1. The body --

2. The distinction of forces --

3. Quantity and quality --

4. Nietzsche and science --

5. First aspect of the eternal return : as cosmological and physical doctrine --

6. What is the will to power? --

7. Nietzsche's terminology --

8. Origin and inverted image --

9. The problems of the measure of forces --

10. Hierarchy --

11. Will to power and feeling of power --

12. The becoming-reactive of forces --

13. Ambivalence of sense and of values --

14. Second aspect of the eternal return : as ethical and selective thought --

15. The problem of the eternal return --

3. Critique --

1. Transformation of the sciences of man --

2. The form of the question in Nietzsche --

3. Nietzsche's method --

4. Against his predecessors --

5. Against pessimism and against Schopenhauer --

6. Principles for the philosophy of the will --

7. Plan of The genealogy of morals --

8. Nietzsche and Kant from the point of view of principles --

9. Realisation of critique --

10. Nietzsche and Kant from the point of view of consequences --

11. The concept of truth --

12. Knowledge, morality and religion --

13. Thought and life --

14. Art --

15. New image of thought --

4. From ressentiment to the bad conscience --

1. Reaction and Ressentiment --

2. Principle of Ressentiment --

3. Typology of Ressentiment --

4. Characteristics of Ressentiment --

5. Is he good? is he evil? --

6. The paralogism --

7. Development of Ressentiment : the Judaic priest --

8. Bad conscience and interiority --

9. The problem of pain --

10. Development of bad conscience : the Christian priest --

11. Culture considered from the prehistoric point of view --

12. Culture considered from the post-historic point of view --

13. Culture considered from the historical point of view --

14. Bad conscience, responsibility, guilt --

15. The ascetic ideal and the essence of religion --

16. Triumph of reactive forces --

5. The overman : against the dialectic --

1. Nihilism --

2. Analysis of pity --

3. God is dead --

4. Against Hegelianism --

5. The avatars of the dialectic --

6. Nietzsche and the dialectic --

7. Theory of the higher man --

8. Is man essentially "reactive"? --

9. Nihilism and transmutation : the focal point --

10. Affirmation and negation --

11. The sense of affirmation --

12. The double affirmation : Ariadne --

13. Dionysus and Zarathustra.