Friedrich Nietzsche Described The Gay Science As A Book Of 'exuberance, Restlessness, Contrariety And April Showers'. A Deeply Personal And Affirmative Work, It Straddleshis Middle And Late Periods And Contains Some Of The Most Important Ideas He Would Ever Express In Writing. Moving From A Critique Of Conventional Morality, The Arts And Modernity To An Exhilarating Doctrine Of Self-emancipation, This Playful Combination Of Aphorisms, Poetry And Prose Is A Treasure Trove Of Philosophical Insights, Brought To New Life In R. Kevin Hill's Clear, Graceful Translation.