Later editions of that book by this thinker contained the essay "An Attempt at Self-Criticism," and he vilified Euripides for diminishing the influence of the chorus.
One book by this thinker discusses the Wisdom of Silenus, signaling this man's influence by Schopenhauer. Later editions of that book by this thinker contained the essay "An Attempt at Self-Criticism," and he vilified Euripides for diminishing the influence of the chorus. This man praised (*) Richard Wagner and contrasted the order and reason of one god with the chaotic artistry of another god in The Birth of Tragedy. This philosopher described a "will to power" in Beyond Good and Evil. For 10 points, name this German philosopher who proclaimed "God is dead" and created the concept of the Ubermensch.
One book by this thinker discusses the Wisdom of Silenus, signaling this man's influence by Schopenhauer.
Friedrich (Wilhelm) Nietzsche