In aphorisms 333 and 334 the author asserts that the "greatest part of the spirit's activity remains unconscious and unfelt," while 77 through 98 assert that art's function is to prevent mankind from dying from the truth.  
In aphorisms 333 and 334 the author asserts that the "greatest part of the spirit's activity remains unconscious and unfelt," while 77 through 98 assert that art's function is to prevent mankind from dying from the truth.  Originally composed of four books, its publication ended a two year hiatus that began following the writing of The Wanderer and His Shadow.  Number 341, "The Greatest Weight" is the first mention of the Eternal Recurrence, while the final aphorism is the prologue to Thus Spake Zarathustra.  FTP, identify this work by Friedrich Nietzsche that contains the assertion that "God is Dead."
In aphorisms 333 and 334 the author asserts that the "greatest part of the spirit's activity remains unconscious and unfelt," while 77 through 98 assert that art's function is to prevent mankind from dying from the truth.  
The Gay Science or Der Frohliche Wissenschaft