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• Friedrich Nietzsche's popular The Gay Science praised endurance of pain as prerequiste of true philosophy.
• It is also the origin of Nietzsche's book on poetry, " The Gay Science ".
• Alexandrian was an advocate of the philosophy Nietzsche advanced in " The Gay Science " ( " Die fr鰄liche Wissenschaft " ).
• Yet that is very straightforwardly not Nietzsche's strongest perspective, perhaps traditionally most well-expressed in " The Gay Science ".
• "Zarathustra " also contains the famous dictum " God is dead ", which had appeared earlier in " The Gay Science ".
• Nietzsche, who was influenced by Hegel in some ways but rejected him in others, called for a rejection of " Soul Atomism " in The Gay Science.
• I've added dots to indicate that my quote from " The Gay Science " was incomplete, an omission on my part, I freely admit.
• The inability for Christianity to serve as a source of valuating the world is reflected in Nietzsche's famous aphorism of the madman in " The Gay Science ".
• *Friedrich Nietzsche in " The Gay Science " section 176 on Compassion " les souverains rangent aux parvenus " translated " the sovereign put themselves before the parvenu ".
• The term was also employed in his poetic attempts to criticize socialism and the building of a " free society " ( see Book 5 of The Gay Science, ?56 ).
• In 1880, as the winner of three prizes in the Jocs Florals, he was proclaimed " Master of the Gay Sciences " ( " Mestre en Gai Saber " ).
• The phrase is used repeatedly in Friedrich Nietzsche's writings and is representative of the general outlook on life that he articulates in section 276 of " The Gay Science ":
• Samuel R . Delany was one of the first openly gay science fiction authors; in his earliest stories the gay sexual aspect appears as a " sensibility ", rather than in overt sexual references.
• The thought of eternal recurrence appears in a few of his works, in particular ?85 and ?41 of " The Gay Science " and then in " Thus Spoke Zarathustra ".
• The question was a reference to Friedrich Nietzsche's much-quoted postulate " God is dead " ( ), which he first proposed in his 1882 book " The Gay Science ".
• Nietzsche cites his affinities to Epicurus in a number of his works, including " The Gay Science ", " Beyond Good and Evil ", and his private letters to Peter Gast.
• Or have you once experienced a tremendous moment when you would have answered him :'You are a god and never have I heard anything more divine .'[ " The Gay Science ", ?41]
• A folio copy of the final and definitive text is also in the archive of the Acad閙ie, under the title " Las Flors del gay saber " ( " The Flowers of the Gay Science " ).
• I'm working my way through Nietzsche's " The Gay Science " ( no jokes, please ) and there is a passage-one among many I have to confess-that I do not fully understand.
• Elsewhere in " The Gay Science " he notes that it is only " in intellectual beings that pleasure, displeasure, and will are to be found ", excluding the vast majority of organisms from the desire for power.