The section of "Maxims and Arrows" begins with the claim that idleness is the beginning of all psychology, and A Psychologist's Idleness was the work's original title.
The section of "Maxims and Arrows" begins with the claim that idleness is the beginning of all psychology, and A Psychologist's Idleness was the work's original title. The section on "Four Great Errors" denies God in order to redeem the world, while "How the ‘True World' Finally Became a Fable" traces the history of another error from Plato to positivism. The preface is dated from Turin on September 30, 1888, the day when the first book of the Revaluation of All Values was completed. FTP, name this book by Friderich Nietzsche, whose title parodies the title of a work by Wagner.
The section of "Maxims and Arrows" begins with the claim that idleness is the beginning of all psychology, and A Psychologist's Idleness was the work's original title.
{Twilight of the Idols}, or, How One Philosophizes with a Hammer or {Götzen-Dammerung}