One work by this thinker originally contained a parody of Christ's speech to the thief on the cross, but that passage was censored.
One work by this thinker originally contained a parody of Christ's speech to the thief on the cross, but that passage was censored. The titular character of one work by this man sees the ugliest man in the world after being warned of the sin of pity and delivers the parable of the tight-rope walker. This writer identifies Socrates and Euripides with two Greek gods in his analysis of drama, which differentiates between the Apollonian and Dionysian. That work is The Birth of Tragedy. In another work, this philosopher argued that man was just a transitional phase between ape and ubermensch. For 10 points, name this philosopher who declared that "God is dead" and wrote Thus Spake Zarathustra.
One work by this thinker originally contained a parody of Christ's speech to the thief on the cross, but that passage was censored.
Friedrich (Wilhelm) Nietzsche