Daniel Came is Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Hull. He received his B.A. and M.Phil. degrees in Philosophy from the University of Cambridge and his D.Phil. in Philosophy from the University of Oxford. He has held a Junior Research Fellowship in Philosophy at Worcester College, Oxford and a College Lectureship in Philosophy at St Hugh's College, Oxford. His main research interests are in ethics and the history of ethics (especially within the post-Kantian German tradition).

Daniel Came, University of Hull
Adrian Del Caro, Purdue University
A. E. Denham, St Anne's College, Oxford
Ken Gemes, Birkbeck College, London / New College of the Humanities
Christopher Janaway, University of Southampton
Sabina Lovibond, Worcester College, Oxford
Stephen Mulhall, New College, Oxford
Christopher C. Raymond, Vassar College
Bernard Reginster, Brown University
Aaron Ridley, University of Southampton
Roger Scruton, American Enterprise Institute / Blackfriars Hall, Oxford / University of St Andrews
Chris Sykes, Birkbeck College, London

"To conclude, this volume is an excellent collection of substantive essays by seasoned scholars on the topic of art and life in Nietzsche, and it marks an important step in reading Nietzsche's project through his "practical-existential orientation."" --Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews Online

"Nietzsche on Art and Life is an eclectic collection of essays, but most contributors share a similar continuity assumption and the belief that Nietzsche's philosophy is best conceived as a unique and complex form of aestheticism. One overall result, exemplified by Gemes and Sykes' contribution, is a wealth of fresh perspectives on Birth of Tragedy, particularly on the well-worn questions regarding Nietzsche's intellectual debt to Schopenhauer and Wagner. But this book has broader scholarly significance." -- Philosophy in Review