it possible to read Nietzsche today? We must recognize that Nietzsche's actuality concerns only his problematic character: his ability to weave a web of strong questions to our ways of making culture while destroying the pillars on which his securities, his comfortable character and his false idea of happiness are based. In this problematizing and critical possibility lies its untimely character, its untimely message that arrives too soon or too late for a self-satisfied culture with small virtues. The authors of this book resume, from different perspectives, that critical thrust of Nietzschean thought as an effect of turbulence: to shake the foundations of what is erected as a supposedly civilized community, ordering the world and builder of the future. In the path that goes from the analysis of Nietzsche's peculiar style to the interlocutions that his work makes possible with thinkers of yesterday and today, the texts gathered here venture a renewed and fresh interpretation of one of the classical philosophers and, at the same time, rebellious to all school classicism.