Nietzsche's Gay science : a critical introduction and guide
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Nietzsche's Gay science : a critical introduction and guide
（Edinburgh critical guides to Nietzsche / series editors, Keith Ansell-Pearson and Daniel Conway）
Edinburgh University Press, c2022
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [232]-239) and index
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Robert Miner attends closely to the rhymes and aphorisms that comprise Nietzsche's Gay Science</> a text more often quoted than understood. Tracking Nietzsche's mixture of subtle argumentation, memorable images and provocative rhetoric, Miner opens up multiple ways of interpreting the text and applying it to our own circumstances. Presupposing no prior knowledge of Nietzsche, Miner begins with the 1882 edition the first to announce the 'death of God', amor fati and eternal recurrence. He also illuminates the significance of Nietzsche's decision to publish in 1887 a second edition of Gay Science with a fifth Book, 40 aphorisms composed after Zarathustra, a new Preface and an Appendix of Songs.While the primary text is emphasised, you'll also become familiar with scholarly debates about Nietzsche's intentions in the Gay Science. New and seasoned readers alike will benefit from the book.
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