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He claimed that altruism springs from low self esteem in a work which attempts to undermine the idea of morals, his The Dawn or Daybreak. In another work, he predicts that "higher culture" will be based on science in future years; that work contains a section on "Tokens of Higher and Lower Culture." In addition to that work, which was followed by The Wanderer and His Shadow, he wrote a work in which he hypothesizes that punishment is simply a way for the punisher to recoup the injury caused by a perpetrator, and a work which describes Wagner's operas as a way to replace something lost since Greek times and one in which he famously asks "Supposing truth is a woman, what then?" For 10 points, name this German philosopher who wrote The Genealogy of Morality, Human, All Too Human, The Birth of Tragedy, Ecce Homo, and Beyond Good and Evil.
He claimed that altruism springs from low self esteem in a work which attempts to undermine the idea of morals, his The Dawn or Daybreak.
Friedrich {Nietzsche}