The Gay Science by Friedrich Nietzsche FULL AUDIOBOOK

The complete audiobook of "The Gay Science" by Friedrich Nietzsche, a pivotal work in the history of modern philosophy. This influential book, originally published in 1882, explores Nietzsche's views on art, science, religion, and morality, and introduces the concept of the "eternal recurrence."

OUTLINE:
00:00:00 - BOOK ONE
00:00:07 - 1. The teachers of the purpose of existence
00:08:01 - 2. The intellectual conscience
00:10:09 - 3. Noble and common
00:14:08 - 4. What preserves the species
00:16:06 - 5. Unconditional duties
00:18:10 - 6. Loss of dignity
00:19:14 - 7. Something for the industrious
00:22:13 - 8. Unconscious virtues
00:23:59 - 9. Our eruptions
00:25:00 - 10. A kind of atavism
00:26:26 - 11. Consciousness
00:28:24 - 12. On the aim of science
00:30:15 - 13. On the doctrine of the feeling of power
00:33:36 - 14. The things people call love
00:37:33 - 15. From a distance
00:38:31 - 16. Over the footbridge
00:39:45 - 17. Finding motives for our poverty
00:40:17 - 18. The pride of classical antiquity
00:41:39 - 19. Evil
00:42:19 - 20. The dignity of folly
00:42:56 - 21. To the teachers of selfishness
00:49:17 - 22. L’ordre du jour pour le roi
00:51:44 - 23. The signs of corruption
00:57:56 - 24. Diverse dissatisfaction
00:59:59 - 25. Not predestined for knowledge
01:00:50 - 26. What is life?
01:01:22 - 27. The man of renunciation
01:02:20 - 28. To be harmful with what is best in us
01:03:32 - 29. Add lies
01:04:19 - 30. The comedy played by the famous
01:05:50 - 31. Trade and nobility
01:07:17 - 32. Undesirable disciples
01:08:02 - 33. Outside the lecture hall
01:08:39 - 34. Historia abscondita
01:09:06 - 35. Heresy and witchcraft
01:09:59 - 36. Last words
01:11:24 - 37. Owing to three errors
01:12:15 - 38. The explosive ones
01:12:51 - 39. Changed taste
01:14:09 - 40. On the lack of noble manners
01:16:15 - 41. Against remorse
01:16:41 - 42. Work and boredom
01:18:32 - 43. What laws betray
01:20:11 - 44. Supposed motives
01:20:39 - 45. Epicurus
01:21:29 - 46. Our amazement
01:22:43 - 47. On the suppression of the passions
01:24:08 - 48. Knowledge of misery
01:27:00 - 49. Magnanimity and related matters
01:28:49 - 50. The argument of growing solitude
01:29:27 - 51. Truthfulness
01:29:50 - 52. What others know about us
01:30:14 - 53. Where the good begins
01:30:54 - 54. The consciousness of appearance
01:32:31 - 55. The ultimate noblemindedness
01:33:57 - 56. The craving for suffering
01:35:32 - BOOK TWO
03:00:29 - BOOK THREE
04:30:22 - BOOK FOUR: Sanctus Januarius
06:07:22 - BOOK FIVE: We Fearless Ones

(outline is a WIP, I will be adding more timestamps as I have time.)
Contributions/corrections welcome.

[hygujiuy]

This is rhe best thanks alot
Nietzsche as psychologist . My favorite Nietzsche book and my favorite translator and it is read well. And the time stamps, it just could not be any better.

[arcousarric]

Thank you for this audiobook. Can you next time use Hollingdale’s translations instead of Kaufmann’s? I firmly believe that Hollingdale’s work is far more true to Nietzsche’s original text, preserving his exact wording, punctuation, and stylistic nuances. While Kaufmann offers valuable commentary, nothing beats the authenticity of Hollingdale’s approach.

[Gamster]

Who is the translator for this version ? thanks in advance.