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THE FREE SPIRIT……………………………………………………21  \nCHAPTER II. THE RELIGIOUS MOOD……………………………………35  \nCHAPTER IV.APOPHTHEGMS AND INTERLUDES…………47  \nCHAPTERV.THE NATURALHISTORY OF MORALS………56  \nCHAPTER VI. WE SCHOLARS………………………………………71  \nCHAPTER VII. OUR VIRTUES…………………………………………………………84  \nCHAPTER VIII. PEOPLES AND COUNTRIES…………………………101  \nCHAPTER IX. WHAT IS NOBLE?………………………………………………117  \nFROM THE HEIGHTS(POEM) …………………………………………………138  \n# PREFACE\n\nSupposing that Truth is a woman-what then?Is there not ground forsuspecting that all philosophers,in so far as they have been dogmatists,havefailed to understand women-that the terrible seriousness and clumsyimportunity with which they have usually paid their addresses to Truth,havebeen unskilled and unseemly methods for winning a woman?Certainly shehas never allowed herself to be won;and at present every kind of dogmastands with sad and discouraged mien-if,indeed,it stands at all!For thereare scoffers who maintain that it has fallen,that all dogma lies on theground-nay more,that it is at its last gasp.But to speak seriously,there aregood grounds for hoping that all dogmatizing in philosophy,whateversolemn,whatever conclusive and decided airs it has assumed,may havebeen only a noble puerilism and tyronism;and probably the time is at handwhen it will be once and again understood what has actually sufficed for thebasis of such imposing and absolute philosophical edifices as the dogmatistshave hitherto reared:perhaps some popular superstition of immemorialtime(such as the soul-superstition,which,in the form of subject-and ego-superstition,has not yet ceased doing mischiel):perhaps some play uponwords,a deception on the part of grammar,or an audacious generalizationof very restricted,very personal,very human-all-too-human facts.Thephilosophy of the dogmatists,it is to be hoped,was only a promise forthousands of years afterwards,as was astrology in still earlier times,in theservice of which probably more labour,gold,acuteness,and patience havebeen spent than on any actual science hitherto:we owe to it,and to its\"super-terrestrial\"pretensions in Asia and Egypt,the grand style ofarchitecture.It seems that in order to inscribe themselves upon the heart ofhumanity with everlasting claims,all great things have first to wander aboutthe earth as enormous and awe-inspiring caricatures:dogmatic philosophyhas been a caricature of this kind-for instance,the Vedanta doctrine in Asia,and Platonism in Europe.Let us not be ungrateful to it,although it mustcertainly be conlessed that the worst,the most tiresome,and the mostdangerous of errors hitherto has been a dogmatist error-namely,Plato'sinvention of Pure Spirit and the Good in Itself.But now when it has beensurmounted,when Europe,rid of this nightmare,can again draw breathfreely and at least enjoy a healthier sleep,we,whose duty is wakefiulnessitself,are the heirs of all the strength which the struggle against this error hasfostered.It amounted to the very inversion of truth,and the denial of theperspective-the fundamental condition-of life,to speak of Spirit and theGood as Plato spoke of them;indeed one might ask,as a physician:\"Howdid such a malady attack that finest product of antiquity,Plato?Had the  \nwicked Socrates really corrupted him?Was Socrates after all a corrupter ofyouths,and deserved his hemlock?\"But the struggle against Plato,or-tospeak plainer,and for the \"people\"-the struggle against the ecclesiasticaloppression of millenniums of Christianity(for Christianity is Platonism lorthe \"people\"),produced in Europe a magnificent tension of soul,such as hadnot exi","cbCailJ4HHOMvmhH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailJ4HHOMvmhH","pdf",9795795,148,"English","# PREFACE\n# CHAPTER I. 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