This book argues that the "pathos of distance" is a precondition for the "pathos of self-distancing." It calls the Greeks an example of a feminine race and the Jews an example of a masculine race. This book says that love is the desire to possess a woman, but that different men desire to possess different aspects of women. It mocks Stoics for wanting to live "according to 
This book argues that the "pathos of distance" is a precondition for the "pathos of self-distancing." It calls the Greeks an example of a feminine race and the Jews an example of a masculine race. This book says that love is the desire to possess a woman, but that different men desire to possess different aspects of women. It mocks Stoics for wanting to live "according to nature" because living means wanting to be unlike nature. This book praises (*) "free spirits" who are independent and free of dogmatism. This book, which begins with an aftersong called "From High Mountains," opens with the section "On the Prejudices of Philosophers," which lambastes philosophers' obsession with truth. For 10 points, name this book by Friedrich Nietzsche which proposes transcending traditional morality.
This book argues that the "pathos of distance" is a precondition for the "pathos of self-distancing.
Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future [or Jenseits von Gut und BÃ¶se: Vorspiel einer Philosophie der Zukunft] 