Nietzsche, Friedrich

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1. A nineteenth-century German thinker. Nietzsche, who asserted that “God is dead,” was passionately opposed to Christianity. He developed the concept of the Superman, or “Overman” (Übermensch), a superior human being, not bound by conventional notions of right and wrong.

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Nietzsche, Friedrich, 21, 38, 144, 327, 329, 331, 333-335, 360; Elisabeth Foerster, 329, 333, 334.

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Nietzsche, Friedrich W., 108, 140, 158, 160, 161.

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Nietzsche, Friedrich, 10, 68, 66, 85-86, 115, 119, 133, 134, 181, 218, 229, 251.

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Nietzsche, Friedrich, and Wagner, xiv, 35.

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See Ring Nicolai School, Leipzig, 27 Nietzsche, Friedrich, 52, 418 Overtures: "Polonia," 43; D minor, 45; C major, 45; King Enzio, 45; Faust, 62, 70, 209; Columbus, 70, 75 Parsifal, 16, 138-140, 170, 379; analysis and criticism, 409-416 Pätz, Johanna Rosina, 3 Pecht, Friedrich, 70 Pedro I, Emperor of Brazil, commissions an opera from Wagner, 230, 237 Philharmonic Society, the, 33, 45, 46, 134; concerts conducted by Wagner, 220-226 Pilgrimage to Beethoven, A, 213 Pillet, Léon, 80 Planer, Minna, marries Wagner, 53, 54, See Wagner, Minna.

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