Name this work that coincided with the author's break with Richard Wagner, subtitled a Book for Free  Spirits, and contains the aphorism "Convictions are the more dangerous enemies of truth than lies."
Name this work that coincided with the author's break with Richard Wagner, subtitled a Book for Free  Spirits, and contains the aphorism "Convictions are the more dangerous enemies of truth than lies."
Name this work that coincided with the author's break with Richard Wagner, subtitled a Book for Free  Spirits, and contains the aphorism "Convictions are the more dangerous enemies of truth than lies."
{Human}, All {Too Human}