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Introduction: When Wisdom Assumes Bodily Form 1. Nietzsche's Search for Philosophy in the Early Period The Origins of Philosophy and the Vocation of the Philosopher Nietzsche and the Pre-Platonics Heraclitus the Lofty One Empedocles: The Reformer Democritus: The Freest Human Being 2. Holding on to the Sublime: On Nietzsche's Unfashionable Observations Introduction: Sublime Nietzsche Unfashionable Nietzsche Introduction to the Sublime The Sublime contra Philistine Gemuthlichkeit The Case of Strauss The Perfection of Physis and the Redemption of the Animal Nietzsche on History 3. Nietzsche's Philosophy of the Morning Nietzsche's Turn The Tasks of Culture in the Middle Period On Nietzsche's Style in the Middle Period Writings A New Dawn The Passion of Knowledge The Sea, the Sea The Sublimities of Philosophy 4. The Joyful Science Introduction 'La Gaya Scienza' The Intellectual Conscience The Death of God The Incorporation of Truth Eternal Return Conclusion 5. Nietzsche's Search for Epicurus Epicurean Teaching and the Epicurean Attachment to Life On the Reception of Epicureanism in Nineteenth Century European Thought Marx F. A. Lange J. M. Guyau Introduction to Nietzsche's Epicureanism Nietzsche's Appropriation of Epicurean Teaching Tempering Emotional and Mental Excess: Contra Fanaticism Overcoming the Fear of Death The Inventor of Heroic-Idyllic Philosophizing A Gate of Hospitality: Nietzsche and Ethics Contra Idealism in Life: The Closest Things and the Care of Self On the Trap of Epicureanism as a Way of Life The Happiness of the Afternoon of Antiquity Late Nietzsche on Epicurus as a Typical Decadent Saving Epicurus Conclusion: Looking like an Epicurean Bibliography Index