Nietzsche's Gay Science
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Robert Miner (Útgáfa: 1)
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- Edinburgh University Press
- 9781474457712
- 9781474457705
- ePub
- 1
- Robert Miner
- English
- 12/2021
- 100
Kaflar
- Cover
- Half Title
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Preface
- Chronology
- Abbreviations
- 1. Beginnings
- Diving into GS: the first two aphorisms
- The place of GS in Nietzsche’s corpus
- The idea of gay science before Nietzsche
- A prelude in German rhymes
- Strategies for reading aphorisms
- 2. GS I: A New Ethics of the Noble
- Noble and common
- New values beyond good and evil
- Sacrificing on altars to an unknown god
- Courage with no desire for honours
- Self-sufficiency that overflows and gives
- 3. GS II: Women, Artists and Art
- Artists in love
- Aphorisms on women
- On the souls of artists
- For and against art
- Art for the free spirit
- 4. GS III: Finding the Real Killers
- News for atheists
- Tombs and sepulchres
- An inside job?
- Maxims and a catechism: GS 154–275
- 5. GS IV: Affirming Life, Eternally
- The musicality of the Sanctus Januarius
- Negation
- Learning to love
- Life affirmation and ‘you knowers’
- The eternal return in GS IV
- 6. Interlude: Preface to the 1887 GS
- 7. GS V: Nietzsche as Psychologist
- Towards new seas
- The problem of science
- Religious types: three different ones
- The psychology of the scholar
- 8. GS V: ‘We Fearless Ones’. Nihilism at the Door
- Our question mark
- Dancing between reverence and suspicion
- An elliptical ending . . .
- ‘Sing me a new song’
- Postlude: ‘The Story of the Next Two Centuries’(?)
- Glossary
- Guide to Further Reading on The Gay Science
- Bibliography
- Index