Friedrich_Nietzsche - Untimely_Meditations_(Cambridge_Texts_in_the_History_of_Philosophy__1997)

Indexegoismand history 71, 75individual 113, 114-15, 149-50practical 83refined 9, 165and truth 88Eleatic philosophers 208-9elegance, and German culture 166--8Emerson, Ralph Waldo 129n., 193Empedocles xlvii, 145, 146, 208, 255enlightenment 159entertainment, art as 109enthusiasm, and cultural philistinism10-11Epicureanism, cultural 165epigoneand cultural philistinism 10, 11and history 83, 94, 100-4, 122-3essentialism xixethics see moralityevolutionand morality 29-32and world-process Ill, 114example, philosopher as xvii-xvii, 88, 132,136--46, 156, 161-2, 177-82'Exhortation to the Germans' xx, xxxviiexistenceand action 69and antiquarian history 72-4and becoming xix, 62, 108-10, 155,161, 188and critical history 76historicity xv, 61-6, 86, 120and life 119-20, 128, 155, 157-9and optimism 147-8and Schopenhauer 144-6, 257existentialism xixexperience, drrect l18, 187faith, and knowledge 41-3fame 69, 178-9, 227fanaticismand cultural philistinism 11and monumental history 71feelingand abstraction 81-2, 86and aesthetic judgment xiv, 89-90,93false 219, 252and language 214-15, 217, 237-9and music 241-3, 252finders, and seekers 8-10folk, and Wagner 229-33, 236--7, 249,251-2 ,254forgetfulness see history, and theunhistorical; memoryform, and content 78-82, 86, 166, 168,169, 174, 216Forster-Nietzsche, Elizabeth xxxix, 255France, culture 3-6, 80, 134, 166--7Franco-Prussian Warand cultural philistinism xiii, 13and German culture xiii, xxxvi, 3-5, 7,166--7and Wagner 233, 235freedom see independenceFritsch, E. W. ix, xifutureand cultural renewal xlviand past xlvi, 63, 65, 67, 77, 94-5,104and teleology 111-12 , 115and true self xixand Wagner 250-2, 254Gast, Peter (Heinrich Koselitz) xxi, xxviii,xxxvii, 256genealogical analysis xxixgeneraftzation, and history 92-3geniusand cultural philistine 11, 21, 33, 37,47-8,99and present age 23-4, 30, 109, 128,142-3, 179-80production of l63-4, 169, 176, 182, 187and scholarship 174, 186and Schopenhauer viii, xviii, xxxii n.15,111, 142-3, 146, 179-81and Strauss 46-8and Wagner viii, 137, 209, 231, 250Germany, founding of Reich xiii, xxxvi, 3,147, 250Gersdorff, Carl von xiii, xxi, 255Gervinus, Georg Gottfried 19-20, 23, 255gesture, and drama 239Gibbon, Edward 117Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 25n., 28n.,60, 106, 111, 136and art and nature 92, 151, 160compared with Wagner 206as epic poet 200Faust l5n., 19, 45, 86n., 144n., 151, 153,249and German culture 6, 9, 11, 138, 167and history 11, 59,64, 67, 73, 85and the individual 100and influence 227lp higenie 235and literature 19-22 ,34, 45-6268