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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Guide to Citation of Nietzsche's Works | |
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| Introduction: Why a Study of Human, All-Too-Human? | |
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| Science and Culture in Nietzsche's Early Works | |
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| The Attack on Science in The Birth of Tragedy | |
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| The Attack on Science in On the Use and Abuse of History | |
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| The Attack on Science in Schopenhauer as Educator | |
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| Signs of Instability in Nietzsche's Early Position | |
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| Transition from the Early Works to Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| Science in Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| A Diametric Reversal on Science | |
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| Biographical Explanations | |
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| False Leads in the Text | |
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| The Role of Science in Human, All-Too-Human's Overall Project | |
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| Why Did Nietzsche Change His Mind about Science? | |
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| Culture in Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| Philosophy in Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| Transition to Chapter 3 | |
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| The Attack on Metaphysics in Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| The War between Science and Metaphysics in Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| The Alternative Explanation Argument | |
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| The Origin of Belief Argument | |
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| Two-Pronged Attack | |
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| How the Two Argument Patterns Work Together | |
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| Evaluating Human, All-Too-Human's Attack on Metaphysics | |
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| Transition to Chapter 4 | |
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| The Free Spirits of Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| Free Spirits Defined | |
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| The Free Spirits' Character Type | |
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| A General Description of Unique Individuals? | |
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| Free Spirits: Found or Produced? | |
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| How to Free a Spirit | |
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| Transition to Chapter 5 | |
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| Free Spirits and Culture | |
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| The Cultural Division of Labor | |
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| Active or Contemplative? | |
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| Leaders, Followers, and Individual Cultural Growth | |
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| Contrast with the Cultural Avant-Garde of the Early Works | |
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| The Problem of Truth and Illusion in Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| Free Spirits Mediating between Truth and Illusion | |
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| What Comes after Free Spirit-hood | |
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| Transition to Chapter 6 | |
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| The Literary Integrity of Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| The Writing Style of Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| Presentation of the Text in Small Sections | |
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| The Nine-Part Structure of Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| The Problem of Volume II | |
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| Transition to Chapter 7 | |
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| Science, Culture, and Free Spirits in the Later Works | |
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| The Structural Parallel between Human, All-Too-Human and Beyond Good and Evil | |
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| The Moralist Becomes an Immoralist | |
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| The New Immoralism and Its New Centrality | |
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| The 1886 Preface to Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| Nietzsche's Later View of Science | |
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| Analytic Table of Contents for Human, All-Too-Human | |
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| Notes | |
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| Indexes | |