Among the 383 sections of this work are parts entitled "Why We Look Like Epicurians", "The Maxim of the Brute" and "The Egoism of the Stars". It ends with an appendix containing what the author calls the "Songs of Prince Vogelfrei", while the opening is dubbed a "Prelude in German Rhymes" entitled "Joke, Cunning, and Revenge." In it, the author first discusses his doctrine of "eternal recurrence", but its main topic concerns the declaration "God is dead". For ten points, what is this work by Fri
Among the 383 sections of this work are parts entitled "Why We Look Like Epicurians", "The Maxim of the Brute" and "The Egoism of the Stars". It ends with an appendix containing what the author calls the "Songs of Prince Vogelfrei", while the opening is dubbed a "Prelude in German Rhymes" entitled "Joke, Cunning, and Revenge." In it, the author first discusses his doctrine of "eternal recurrence", but its main topic concerns the declaration "God is dead". For ten points, what is this work by Friedrich Nietzsche?
Among the 383 sections of this work are parts entitled "Why We Look Like Epicurians", "The Maxim of the Brute" and "The Egoism of the Stars".
The Gay Science (accept Die fröhliche Wissenschaft)