This work condemns "the original sin of reason" as one of the "four great errors."  It calls George Sand a milk cow, Dante a hyena, and describes The Imitation of Christ as exuding a Frenchman-like feminine smell in the section "Skirmishes of an Untimely Man." Its section on the "Improvers of Mankind" praises the Hindu Law of Manu, while this work begins with a list of 44 aphorisms, "Maxims and Arrows," before discussing the "Problems of Socrates," which includes introducing logic to supplant the Dionysian spirit. Subtitled "How to Philosophize with a Hammer," For 10 points, name this Nietzsche work, whose title parodies Wagner's Gotterdammerung.
This work condemns "the original sin of reason" as one of the "four great errors."  It calls George Sand a milk cow, Dante a hyena, and describes The Imitation of Christ as exuding a Frenchman-like feminine smell in the section "Skirmishes of an Untimely Man." Its section on the "Improvers of Mankind" praises the Hindu Law of Manu, while this work begins with a list of 44 aphorisms, "Maxims and Arrows," before discussing the "Problems of Socrates," which includes introducing logic to supplant the Dionysian spirit. Subtitled "How to Philosophize with a Hammer," For 10 points, name this Nietzsche work, whose title parodies Wagner's Gotterdammerung.
This work condemns "the original sin of reason" as one of the "four great errors."  
The Twilight of the Idols [or Gotzen-Dammerung]