For 10 points, name this collection of essays including "Schopenhauer as Educator," written by Friedrich Nietzsche.
One essay in this collection images a man asking a beast of the field why it is so happy, and, though the beast would answer "Because I always forget what I wished to say," it forgets what it would say before it can speak. Â Claiming that animals are happy because they lack history, that essay places knowledge as subservient to life. Â Another essay in this collection attacks the scientific New Faith posited by a man it deems a Philistine of Culture, David (*) Strauss. Â Greatness is held to be a combination of the perceptions of the creator and the audience in the final essay in this collection, which calls Richard Wagner "a simplifier of the world" and places him "in Bayreuth." Â For 10 points, name this collection of essays including "Schopenhauer as Educator," written by Friedrich Nietzsche.
One essay in this collection images a man asking a beast of the field why it is so happy, and, though the beast would answer "Because I always forget what I wished to say," it forgets what it would say before it can speak.
Untimely Meditations [or Unfashionable Observations; or Thoughts Out of Season]