[MD] The Birth of Tragedy/CH2 and the MOQ

[MarshaV]

Hi Arlo,

Interesting, interesting, interesting!  I really admire what you are doing.  The last, and one of the most interesting, books by Nietzsche that I read was called "Early Greek Philosophy & Other Essays' translated by Maximilian A. Mugge in 1911.  The contents are stated as:

	The Greek State
	The Greek Woman
	On Music and Words
	Homers Contest
	The Relation of Schopenhauer's Philosophy 
		to a German Culture
	Philosophy During the Tragic Age of the Greeks
	On Truth and Falsity in Their Ultramoral Sense

I read this book a long time ago, but remember being blown away by the implications, especially concerning the early Greeks.   If you are interested in reading this book and cannot find it, I have the online version saved and will gladly send you a copy.  It's 208 pages.  Either way, thanks for your work.  


Marsha

 
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