Agency and the Foundations of Ethics: Nietzschean Constitutivism
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During the years that I have spent writing this book, I have discussed it with almost everyone I know and received help in ways too numerous to count. Here, I will record some of my largest debts.
I owe special thanks to R. Lanier Anderson, Jacob Beck, Selim Berker, Maudemarie Clark, David Dudrick, David Enoch, Ken Gemes, Charles Griswold, Louis-Philippe Hodgson, Walter Hopp, Nadeem Hussain, Christopher Janaway, Scott Jenkins, Christine Korsgaard, Douglas Lavin, Brian Leiter, David Liebesman, Paul Loeb, Simon May, Richard Moran, Russell Powell, Ryan Priddle, Bernard Reginster, John Richardson, Mathias Risse, Amelie Rorty, Carlos Ruiz, Danielle Slevens, Sanem Soyarlsan, Susanne Sreedhar, Daniel Star, and David Velleman. Each of these individuals read and commented upon substantial portions of the material that eventually became this book, and the many insights that they offered impacted every aspect of the argument.
I am deeply grateful to Mathias Risse and two anonymous reviewers for their exceptionally helpful commentary on the complete manuscript. Their incisive comments improved the book immeasurably.
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