There’s a place Nietzsche’s The Gay Science where he really lets Christians have . Sectn 125 of Book III of The Gay Science is, fact, where
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- THE GAY SCIENCE AND NIETZSCHE’S PRAYER RANT
- NIETZSCHE'S THE GAY SCIENCE
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Friedrich Nietzsche Onle Text Library, Book Tle: The Gay Science, Book III, Aphorism #125 (philosophy quote) * the gay science section 125 *
In The Gay Science (1882), Friedrich Nietzsche’s character of the madman had proclaimed, “God is ad. To get at this meang, ’s first important to read the phrase the ntext of sectn 125 of The Gay Science:. He explas “God is ad” later on The Gay Science: “the belief the Christian God has bee unbelievable.
Others oppose gay marriage on the basis that history has shown that rervg marriage for a man and a woman is bt for the health of a society. 32 pag • 1 hour readFriedrich NietzscheNonfictn | Book | Adult | Published 1882A morn alternative to SparkNot and CliffsNot, SuperSummary offers high-qualy Study Guis that feature tailed chapter summari and analysis of major them, characters, quot, and say topics.Summary and Study GuiOverviewThe Gay Science is a book of poems and llectn of 383 aphorisms five sectns that terrogat the origs of the history of knowledge.
First published 1882, Nietzsche add a “Book Fifth” to The Gay Science five years later. In The Gay Science, Nietzsche clar God is ad. Nietzsche adopts the provcial, plaspoken voice of a medieval poet The Gay Science.
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This terrogatn occupi the send half of The Gay Science. The Gay Science prents Nietzsche’s methods for healg society. He wr:When the maxim, ‘The race is all, the dividual is nothg,’ […] has rporated self to humany […] when accs stands open to everyone at all tim to this ultimate emancipatn and rponsibily […] [p]erhaps then lghter will have rned wh wisdom, perhaps then there will be only ‘gay science.’ Meanwhile […] is still the perd of tragedy, the perd of morals and religns (18).
Also at play throughoutThe Gay Science is the artifice of knowledge. In The Gay Science, Nietzsche scrib a “madman” who is lghed at for announcg the ath of God the marketplace (sectn 125). (The Gay Science, 108).
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To beg wh, our nsc self-awarens is only one small part of what is gog on wh the md: “For the longt time, nsc thought was nsired thought self; only now do the tth dawn on that by far the greatt part of the md’s activy proceeds unnsc and unfelt” (The Gay Science, 333). Furthermore, Nietzsche thks, is unclear that this nsc part of the md really plays any sort of role termg our actn, sce “[a]ll of life would be possible whout, as were, seeg self the mirror and […] the predomant part of our liv actually unfolds whout this mirrorg” (The Gay Science, 354). But Nietzsche himself appears to be aware of the fallacy qutn (see for example The Gay Science 345), and so we have reason to take serly the project of the Genealogy and to try to unrstand as part of Nietzsche’s cril project.
In pursug this negative goal, the moraly of py seeks at the same time to make people more equal—and th, thks Nietzsche, more homogeno and medcre. (The Gay Science, 335).
”) And ed, immediately followg the remark about human begs “creatg themselv” The Gay Science, Nietzsche ntu:. In the Gay Science, Nietzsche says:.
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Cambridge Core - History of Philosophy - Nietzsche's The Gay Science * the gay science section 125 *
’ (The Gay Science, 341). Eternal recurrence is also the central teachg of the prophet-like figure of Zarathtra Th Spoke Zarathtra (pare Nietzsche’s own discsn of Zarathtra Ecce Homo). The Gay Science.
Ecce Homo. Narrator/ZarathtraOne character domat, and dictat, The Gay Science: a voice obssed wh unrstandg the origs and archecture of knowledge and terrogatg the selfish needs that drive human telligence.
BOOK REVIEW: THE GAY SCIENCE – NIETZSCHE
It is batable whether the voice the text is Nietzsche himself, functng as an unnamed narrator, or Nietzsche wrg as the voice of Zarathtra, who, after ten years of thkg and livg the mountas, cis to scend to the realm of humankd to share the terrogatns, sights, and proposals put forth The Gay eher se, Nietzsche selects to e the voice of a medieval poet The Gay Science.
Therefore, takg on the voice of a medieval poet shows form ftg functn: society has largely not learned om s past mistak, so the voice The Gay Science is a voice om the past, and therefore, and metaphorilly, a voice om Nietzsche’s own time, as well. As he explas The Gay Science (Sectn 125, The Madman):. The Gay Science (Sectns 108, 125 and 343).
The Gay Science pays attentn to lived experienc of sex, dgs and the scientific practic that make the experienc telligible. Rather than bunkg scientific practic or mimizg their signifince, The Gay Science approach the practic as ways which we ‘learn to be affected’ by HIV. The book clus an historil analysis of dg e as a signifint element the formatn of urban gay cultur; nstctivist acunts of the emergence of barebackg and chemsex; a performative rponse to Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis and s uptake; and, a speculative analysis of ways of thkg and dog sexual muny the digal ntext.