His best-known original work is Without Guilt and Justice, though he is most well-known as a translator and defender of another philosopher.
His own works include essays like "Goethe and the History of Ideas" and "Death Without Dread."  He frequently attacks Hegel whose methods he "disbelieves," including in works like "The Hegel Myth and its Method" and the book Hegel: Reinterpretation, Texts and Commentary. His best-known original work is Without Guilt and Justice, though he is most well-known as a translator and defender of another philosopher. He has written how the original philosopher "Revolutionized Ethics" and an authoritative secondary source subtitled "Philosopher, Psychologist, Antichrist." For ten points, identify this Princeton philosopher best-known as an expert on and authoritative translator of Friedrich Nietzsche.
His own works include essays like "Goethe and the History of Ideas" and "Death Without Dread."  
{Walter Kaufmann}