Die Fröhliche Wissenschaft
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Summary
Nietzsche called The Gay Science "the most personal of all my books。" It was here that he first proclaimed the death of God -- to which a large part of the book is devoted -- and his doctrine of the eternal recurrence。
Walter Kaufmann's commentary， with its many quotations from previously untranslated letters， brings to life Nietzsche as a human being and illuminates his philosophy。 The book contains some of Nietzsche's most sustained discussions of art and morality， knowledge and truth， the intellectual conscience and the origin of logic。
Most of the book was written just before Thus Spoke Zarathustra， the last part five years later， after Beyond Good and Evil。 We encounter Zarathustra in these pages as well as many of Nietzsche's most interesting philosophical ideas and the largest collection of his own poetry that he himself ever published。
Walter Kaufmann's English versions of Nietzsche represent one of the major translation enterprises of our time。 He is the first philosopher to have translated Nietzsche's major works， and never before has a single translator given us so much of Nietzsche。
Walter Kaufmann's commentary， with its many quotations from previously untranslated letters， brings to life Nietzsche as a human being and illuminates his philosophy。 The book contains some of Nietzsche's most sustained discussions of art and morality， knowledge and truth， the intellectual conscience and the origin of logic。
Most of the book was written just before Thus Spoke Zarathustra， the last part five years later， after Beyond Good and Evil。 We encounter Zarathustra in these pages as well as many of Nietzsche's most interesting philosophical ideas and the largest collection of his own poetry that he himself ever published。
Walter Kaufmann's English versions of Nietzsche represent one of the major translation enterprises of our time。 He is the first philosopher to have translated Nietzsche's major works， and never before has a single translator given us so much of Nietzsche。
Reviews
Moth
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Just be happy bro。 As per what I would say for every other Nietzsche book I've read and for the character of Nietzsche entirely， what strikes me is that amor fati and gratitude for divine providence are conceptually indistinguishable。 Both ultimately transcend the respective systems of amorality and morality which attend them Just be happy bro。 As per what I would say for every other Nietzsche book I've read and for the character of Nietzsche entirely， what strikes me is that amor fati and gratitude for divine providence are conceptually indistinguishable。 Both ultimately transcend the respective systems of amorality and morality which attend them 。。。more
Sebastian Burgess
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I must be an idiot because half of this went over my pea-brain but I enjoy his prose as with other works by ol' Friedrich I must be an idiot because half of this went over my pea-brain but I enjoy his prose as with other works by ol' Friedrich 。。。more
Alin Cristian
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Pornind de la principiul că valoarea unei cărți se vede atunci când îți dai seama că lectura ei te-a marcat， iar multe pasaje din carte ți-au rămas întipărite în memorie， pot spune ca aceasta este cartea mea preferată pe care am citit-o de la Nietzsche。
Mojtaba Asghari
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میدانیم که نیچه دو فلسفه مهم دارد که یکی از آن در تقریبا تمامی کتاب هایش مفهومش تکرار میشود که همان "اراده معطوف به قدرت" است و دیگری که تا حدی مرموز و مبهم هست موضوع "بازگشت جاودانه همان"که به قول هایدگر ، نیچه عمدا این موضوع را مبهم و بسته نگه داشته است و خیلی به تشریح آن در کتاب هایش نپرداخته چراکه همین حس شهودی به این ایده کافیست و نبایست به دنبال دلایل منطقی اثبات آن بودهمین موضوع باعث ترغیب من جهت گشتن ردپای مفهوم این موضوع شد که تا حدی شباهت به طرح عرفانی گری هم دارد و تنها این کتاب حکمت میدانیم که نیچه دو فلسفه مهم دارد که یکی از آن در تقریبا تمامی کتاب هایش مفهومش تکرار میشود که همان "اراده معطوف به قدرت" است و دیگری که تا حدی مرموز و مبهم هست موضوع "بازگشت جاودانه همان"که به قول هایدگر ، نیچه عمدا این موضوع را مبهم و بسته نگه داشته است و خیلی به تشریح آن در کتاب هایش نپرداخته چراکه همین حس شهودی به این ایده کافیست و نبایست به دنبال دلایل منطقی اثبات آن بودهمین موضوع باعث ترغیب من جهت گشتن ردپای مفهوم این موضوع شد که تا حدی شباهت به طرح عرفانی گری هم دارد و تنها این کتاب حکمت شادان نیچه بود که در آن میتوان تا حد بیشتری نزدیکی این نویسنده را با این مفاهیم حسی و شهودی "بازگشت جاودانه همان" را پیدا کرداین کتاب در اصل دارای 4 بخش بوده که در سال 1882 منتشر شده اما در سال 1886 نیچه پیشگفتاری به آن اضافه میکند و در سال 1887 بخش پنجم را هم به این کتاب اضافه میکندبر خلاف مقدمه حامد فولادوند در این کتاب ، نمیتوان گفت نیچه منظورش از عرفانی گری همانچیزی بوده است که برخی در ایران به آن اشاره میکنندشاید دلیل پر رنگ تر کردن این بخش از فلسفه نیچه در میان سایر آثارش صرفا تلطیف آثار مربوط به موضوع "اراده معطوف به قدرت" و تاثیر آن در اندیشه نازی ها بود که باعث شد مترجمین فرانسوی نیچه شامل گروه دلوز -فوکو-باتای و کولوسفسکی روی این بخش از فلسفه نیچه تاکید بیشتری بورزنداما اشتباه مترجم ایرانی این اثر این است که کلا در یک تلاش یک سویه در سراسر کتاب در تلاش است کلا بحث ابر انسان نیچه را نیز به عرفانی گری از دید ایرانی نزدیک کند که به نظرم از این زاویه به نیچه نگریستن ما را به بیراهه میکشاندچنانچه خود نیچه هم در کتاب چنین گفت زرتشت اشاره میکند که هر فراشدی، فروشدی به همراه داردکه متاسفانه در ایران عرفانی گری یعنی به خواب زمستانی فرو رفتن و هرگز بیدار نشدن！ 。。。more
Andrei
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I appreciate this book as a project--it's unique， bold， memorable and shows a powerful command of language。 However， while the pyrotechnical style of writing is seductive， the book was often a slog to get through given how viscerally disgusting it often felt for me。 I don't think I have the constitution to enjoy the valorization of contempt and cruelty that runs through it， and felt a weary exhaustion the millionth time I heard him deride 'the masses'。 If he wasn't so articulate I would have qui I appreciate this book as a project--it's unique， bold， memorable and shows a powerful command of language。 However， while the pyrotechnical style of writing is seductive， the book was often a slog to get through given how viscerally disgusting it often felt for me。 I don't think I have the constitution to enjoy the valorization of contempt and cruelty that runs through it， and felt a weary exhaustion the millionth time I heard him deride 'the masses'。 If he wasn't so articulate I would have quit the book early on， since 'wake up sheeple' is a clear cue to exit。 The demeaning caricatures of his inexhaustible list of opponents gave me some good laughs， but more often than not I found myself wishing I was reading something more instructive than his snide remarks。 I will say， though， that his delight in malice was an important teaching tool as I felt it allowed me reflect on it rather than push it away as an ugly part of life。 It gives me a greater sense of accepting the whole of life， of seeing all such ugliness as natural phenomena， but again， I hungered for more detail， more careful analysis。At one point the translator points out that a passage is 'more amusing than correct'--how I wish it were both， I thought to myself。 Despite his confidence he seems to be aware of his ignorance， although at the end of the book he tries to twist this fact into an advantage， which I found unconvincing。 He claims that his lack of education on a wide variety of topics is his form of dance， but while his dance is interesting on account of its intensity， it's often quite clumsy。 I'll end this review with my impression of Nietzsche as an antivaxxer: COVID Vaccines - The sickly masses of the Orient have leaked a new plague upon both the Old World and the New—its provenance still a mystery—forcing commoners of all races into their own cramped quarters for months on end。 How dreadful it must be for the simpleminded， hearing their hollow internal rattle without a crowd to drown it out！ Further still， science has provided a vaccine for the populus vaccae， which proves yet again the declining vigor of the world's races。 Where are the beasts or prey that still defiantly breathe clean air？ That dare to live dangerously in the face of invisible threats？ Has fear finally crippled their will into bovine immobility？ 。。。more
محمد عبدالرازق
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ترجمة دكار سعاد روعة الروعة
Febyan Kudrat
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Inilah konon karya Nietzsche paling pribadi dan akrab。 Sebuah gambaran tentang dirinya sendiri。 Sekumpulan tulisan yg mengritik kemapanan Eropa， dan masalah yg terbawa oleh modernitas dan kemajuan。 Diawali dan diakhiri sebuah puisi。 Di tengah puisi itu ，aforisma demi aforisma menghujam ke alam pikiran kita。 Apa yg diyakini tak terbantahkan dan benar mutlak ，dikuliti sedemikian rupa。 Membongkar dan membangun pemikiran di saat bersamaan。 Sebuah tulisan yg menghantam keras dogma dan kemapanan。
Fran Pedro Morales
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Tengo que releerlo， pero la verdad es que es muy buen libro。 Uno que sin dudas en un futuro cuando ya haya leído más va a ser mi favorito por el hecho de haber empezado a leer filosofía con éste。
André Jan
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I do not agree with all his views on Christianity but fully endorse his views on vegetarians。
Caro
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Si logras ignorar la misoginia y el racismo tal vez le des más estrellas。
Salar
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Just wow wow
Nik
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Sometimes I wonder why I even read anything else other than Nietzsche smh
Ben Rogers
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It was an okay read。 I enjoyed all the aphorisms。 I seem to really like books that have a lot of them！I found it another interesting Nietzsche book。3。4/5
Craig Dove
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I've read this before - even this translation - but haven't dipped into Nietzsche in the past ten or twelve years， and wondered what I would think of it now。 I tend to overlook this particular book in favor of Beyond Good and Evil， Genealogy， and Twilight; but there's a lot of good stuff here that I'd either missed or forgotten I've read this before - even this translation - but haven't dipped into Nietzsche in the past ten or twelve years， and wondered what I would think of it now。 I tend to overlook this particular book in favor of Beyond Good and Evil， Genealogy， and Twilight; but there's a lot of good stuff here that I'd either missed or forgotten 。。。more
Biblioworm
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Очевидно， я так никогда и не дорасту до Ницше。Сейчас в 50 лет я только мучился， продираясь через этот поток сознания。Да， видно， что это очень умный человек。Да， я завидую его способности публично выкладывать все свои мысли и мнения。И да， я считаю многие его мысли глубокими。Но как же невозможно мучительно читать этот текст。Конечно， если ты должен осознать и продумать каждую фразу， это и не должно быть легким чтивом。Но автор как будто намеренно усугубляет этот труд полным отсутствием структуры в кн Очевидно， я так никогда и не дорасту до Ницше。Сейчас в 50 лет я только мучился， продираясь через этот поток сознания。Да， видно， что это очень умный человек。Да， я завидую его способности публично выкладывать все свои мысли и мнения。И да， я считаю многие его мысли глубокими。Но как же невозможно мучительно читать этот текст。Конечно， если ты должен осознать и продумать каждую фразу， это и не должно быть легким чтивом。Но автор как будто намеренно усугубляет этот труд полным отсутствием структуры в книге。Это можно было бы сравнить с Конфуцием， но у Ницше все существенно хуже。Дополнительно все усложняет сиюминутность части высказываний - Ницше говорит о понятных каждому его современнику проблемах， совершено непонятных для нас。 Чтобы изучить каждую из них потребовалось бы очень глубоко погружать в то время， и тогда чтение книги превратилось бы в титанический многолетний труд。Мое заключение - Ницше мудр， но читать его больно и жутко неэффективно。Кроме того， в очередной раз вижу， что гениальные люди ходят по грани психического расстройства и депрессии。Или это расторможенность оказавшегося на грани нормальности человека выглядит гениально？ 。。。more
R。 Montemayor
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Uhm， I’ll be honest， I wasn’t sure what I expected， but it certainly wasn’t this。 The dude was undoubtedly super smart， artistic， and perhaps tortured for those and many other reasons incomprehensible to me。 Perhaps that’s why I feel like writing a funny review right now is the best coping mechanism。 All I felt like saying while trying to read this book could be better expressed in the words of one of my favorite philosophers， Olive Penderghast， “Don't worry， I'm not nearly as smart as I think I Uhm， I’ll be honest， I wasn’t sure what I expected， but it certainly wasn’t this。 The dude was undoubtedly super smart， artistic， and perhaps tortured for those and many other reasons incomprehensible to me。 Perhaps that’s why I feel like writing a funny review right now is the best coping mechanism。 All I felt like saying while trying to read this book could be better expressed in the words of one of my favorite philosophers， Olive Penderghast， “Don't worry， I'm not nearly as smart as I think I am。”I’ll try again soon。 🤷🏽 。。。more
Marco
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The king of aphorisms is back！ Back on my phone， that is。 Look no further fam， the best philosopher for you to enjoy， understand and get some bragging rights is here。A multitude of quotable and not-so-quotable material awaits you。 Bon voyage！
Nico Bruin
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I always have this experience with reading Nietzsche that his writing contains much gold which I only manage to extract half of the time。Yet gold I come away with。The gay science differs from Nietzsche's other work in two respects。First is the tone， whilst Nietzsche is usually quite life affirming， I don't think there's another work which is quite as jovial as this one。Secondly is the poetry that the work opens and closes with， which is absolutely lovely and very condusive to his style of commun I always have this experience with reading Nietzsche that his writing contains much gold which I only manage to extract half of the time。Yet gold I come away with。The gay science differs from Nietzsche's other work in two respects。First is the tone， whilst Nietzsche is usually quite life affirming， I don't think there's another work which is quite as jovial as this one。Secondly is the poetry that the work opens and closes with， which is absolutely lovely and very condusive to his style of communicating ideas。 。。。more
Fatemeh
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بیش از اون‌که با یه کتاب روبرو باشیم، با یک انسان در حال گفتگو هستیم
Otto Princigalli
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383 aforismas， diálogos， versos， chistes。 Igualmente， 383 portas de entrada。 Talvez， nenhuma de saída。 Não imagino que seus pensamentos aqui dispostos o configurem como o autor predileto de judeus e mulheres。
Chris
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Despite the occasional sexist passage， or his piss-weak critiques of socialism and his indifference to exploitation and class-stratification， this is probably one of the most enjoyable of Nietzsche's works and it's brimming with fruitful and thought-provoking insights （along with some garbage takes）。 For what it's worth， the truly good， insightful and fascinating passages far outnumber the terrible ones， and the terrible passages don't take away from the overall themes and ideas of the book。This Despite the occasional sexist passage， or his piss-weak critiques of socialism and his indifference to exploitation and class-stratification， this is probably one of the most enjoyable of Nietzsche's works and it's brimming with fruitful and thought-provoking insights （along with some garbage takes）。 For what it's worth， the truly good， insightful and fascinating passages far outnumber the terrible ones， and the terrible passages don't take away from the overall themes and ideas of the book。This is the kind of book that needs to be read slowly and carefully， to be savored like fine wine。 。。。more
Miguel
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For Friedrich Nietzsche， Christianity invented an ideal world， non-existent， away from all contact with the real world。 He defined Christianity as a vulgar philosophy and morality for weak people and slaves that proposes decadent values that do not let people be free。 In this work， he makes clear the death of a horizon， of a computer truth。
Jacob Allen
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Whither is God？Live dangerously！ Become who you are。 4。5/5
Edmond
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I have read all of Friedrich Nietzsche’s writings…he was one of the smartest men to ever live and he knew that。 His writings is essential reading in order to understand atheism， modernism， a world without God。 His writings reads like a Psychedelic trip， everything in the background comes to the foreground。 I can say reading all of Nietzsche’s writings is a major event in my scholarly career。 He made my life better with his writings。 Conservative Christians will never be able to answer his philos I have read all of Friedrich Nietzsche’s writings…he was one of the smartest men to ever live and he knew that。 His writings is essential reading in order to understand atheism， modernism， a world without God。 His writings reads like a Psychedelic trip， everything in the background comes to the foreground。 I can say reading all of Nietzsche’s writings is a major event in my scholarly career。 He made my life better with his writings。 Conservative Christians will never be able to answer his philosophy， he is right on every paper， sentence and word。 。。。more
Ева Нешкоска
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To be or not to be， eternal？He's a legend！ To be or not to be， eternal？He's a legend！ 。。。more
Luís
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One of the essay themes relates to morality: man is preoccupied and attached to a single objective， to serve what contributes to his conservation， that is to say to the instinct to preserve life。 And that there are no useful or harmful men， that each one contributes to this instinct of life: "Is the most harmful man still the most useful， in the perspective of the conservation of the species？ ; because it maintains in him， or else， by his action， in others of the impulses without which humanity One of the essay themes relates to morality: man is preoccupied and attached to a single objective， to serve what contributes to his conservation， that is to say to the instinct to preserve life。 And that there are no useful or harmful men， that each one contributes to this instinct of life: "Is the most harmful man still the most useful， in the perspective of the conservation of the species？ ; because it maintains in him， or else， by his action， in others of the impulses without which humanity would have long since weakened or would have rotten"。Second Nietzschean principle: As everything is futility since God is dead， we can laugh at everything。 However， the time of Nietzsche was still the time of tragedy， of religious morality。 Only creators， artists， by their imagination， could upset appearances and received ideas about existence。 。。。more
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Slimbo
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dis 1 rips is my fav of teh nietzscege iv red
Yaser
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و اما نیچه。。。گریخته می نویسد。。。از تاریخ。。。از جزئی ترین چیزهایی که به ذهنش می رسد می نویسد 。الان حال خوشی ندارم و نوشتن سخت。。。همین
Alias
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