INDEX
Abelard, 230.
Adams, Charles Francis, 491.
Addams, Jane, 20.
Æschylus, 82, 292, 398, 480, 481.
Alcibiades, 400.
Alcohol, 7, 109, 149, 376, 423, 464, 491.
Alcuin, 372.
Allen, Grant, 355.
America (or Americans), 2, 131, 369, 463.
Amor fati, 17, 161, 170, 437, 446.
Anacreon, 520.
Anarchy (or anarchists), 76, 138, 349, 379, 383, 410, 417, 421, 423, 424, 433, 457-9, 523.
Anaxagoras, 481.
Angelo, Michael, 105, 481, 487, 517.
Anti-Semitism, 85-6, 467, 471.
Antitheses, absolute, questioned, 242-3; particularly moral ones, 243-5.
Antony, Marc, 517.
Apollinic and Dionysiac forms of art, 40-44, 82.
"Aristocratic radicalism," 32, 402.
Aristotle, 14, 22, 104, 292, 305, 393, 486, 602.
Arnold, Matthew, 203, 285, 355, 361, 504, 507.
Art, fundamental nature and use of, 39; two forma of Greek art, 40-2; the tragic drama as a fusion of the two, 43-84; the World-Will as artist, 47-88, 482; modern misconception and misuse of art, 75, 480; possibility of a new art of the Dionysiac type, 78ff.; Wagner as the ideal artist, 81; later questionings about Wagner's art, 87-91; art under a shadow in second period, 101, 129-130; criticism of poetry and music, 102; fresh appreciation of poetry in concluding period, 155; connection of morality with, 339; an element of danger in (for the thinker), 487.
Artisten-Metaphysik, 47, 49, 194.
Asceticism, 8, 37, 282, 317, 375, 413, 432, 500.
Atheism, 20, 37, 61, 88, 105, 146, 157-8, 160, 171, 203, 331, 340, 445, 492, 507; a permissible sense of "God," 172.
Atkinson, Mabel, 504.
Aurelius, Marcus, 173.
Austria-Hungary, 459.
Avenarius, 496.
Awxentieff, N., 249, 354, 604.
Bab, Julius, 475.
Bach, 485.
Backward races, utilization of, 146, 471.
Bacon, 492.
Bad conscience, 116, 120, 225, 274-282, 507.
Balzac, 400.
Bancroft, George, 466.
Barbarism (or barbarians), hate for, 104; dams against, 137; war a return to, 142; price for ceasing to be, 144; barbarians "from above," 413, 462.
Bauer, Henry, 479.
