This work ends with a wedding song "From High Mountains" and is the first work of its author's to state "life  is the will to power."
One part of this treatise argues that everything profound hides behind a mask before discussing whether there are any "friends of truth." It proposes a distinction between a thinker that begets and a thinker that gives birth to argue that scientists are sometimes incapable of understanding human nature. This work defines nobility as distance between oneself and things, and it argues for using a "pathos of distance" as a tool of criticism. This work ends with a wedding song "From High Mountains" and is the first work of its author's to state "life  is the will to power." Its section "Peoples and Fatherlands" criticizes nationalism; other sections include "We Scholars" and "On the Prejudices of Philosophers." This work begins by criticizing past philosophers for chasing after truth as if it were a woman. For 10 points, identify this masterpiece of moral philosophy that was written by Friedrich Nietzsche.
One part of this treatise argues that everything profound hides behind a mask before discussing whether there are any "friends of truth.
Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future [or Jenseits von Gut und Böse: Vorspiel einer Philosophie der Zukunft]