Titlebook: Nietzsche‘s Gay Science; Dancing Coherence Monika M. Langer Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 a

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Book Two: Sections 76–85n seventy-five he claimed “an old dancing master” said small women are not even women and Aristotle said small women cannot be beautiful. Undoubtedly realizing his readers would find such views irrational, Nietzsche considers the significance of rationality and the danger of irrationality in section seventy-six.

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Book Three: Sections 154–275us weaknesses. These sections are mostly very short (some only one line) and require less exegesis. Nietzsche’s primary focus in the preceding eleven sections was the hindering or furthering of human individuality through religious beliefs. Now he turns his attention to how individuals live in his age.

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ccessible manner the author explains the interconnectedness of The Gay Science‘s seemingly unrelated sections. Throughout she provides critical commentary, background information, and translation corrections.978-0-230-58069-5978-0-230-28176-9

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“Joke, Cunning, and Revenge.” Prelude in German Rhymesed ponderous abstract systems, and considered an attitude of gravity essential for philosophizing. Nietzsche’s Preface presented the notion of multiple, relative starting points for a merry, experiential thinking. The Prelude is another such beginning.

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Book Two: Sections 86–98o intoxicate. He deplores artists’ vanity in striving to produce massive effects, instead of cultivating their own particular talent. He notes one now uses artworks as mad, intoxicating respites from life’s suffering, whereas formerly they celebrated life’s elevated and blissful moments.

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