Index 401Nietzsche experience of, 324-26
Marienbad, 203-4
Mane, Karl, 111,121,122,125,127,129,
130,288
Marxism, 111, 129,308
materialism, 47-48,110-11,117,122,
229,329
mathematics, 151
maya, 51,100
Mayerjulius Robert, 229
Meistersinger, Die (Wagner), 20,56
Meletemata Societatis philologicae
Lipsiensis, 63
memory, 28,32
Mencken, H. L.,329
Messina, 243,250
metaphysical solace, 103-4,107
metaphysics, 116,122,135,146,174,
232,344
art and, 196-97
critique of metaphysical thinking,
170-71
Mette, Hans Joachim, 17
Mexico, 219
Meysenbug, Mahvida von, 134,156,158,
167,182,248,249,252,255,315
Michelangelo Buonarroti, 173
Midas, 82
"military genius," 67,70,85
mimesis, knowledge and, 211
modernism, modernity, 61,104,109,324
Moleschott, Jakob, 110
Mongolia, 189
Monk at the Sea, The (Friedrich), 349-50
Montaigne, Michel de, 28,190
Monte Sacro, 251 -52,254
Montinari, Mazzino, 12
morality, 37,161,175,182-91,194,305,
308,310,322,325
FN's analysis of, 300-303
FN's obsession with, 184
goal of, 296
modernity and, 104
nonmoral basis of, 183,186
overturning of, 182,185
of pity, 186-87
pride valued over, 33
self-esteem and self-control and, 188-89
truth and, 188,189-90
Übermensch and, 264,265
Müller, Karl Otfried, 60
Mushacke, Hermann, 46
music, 112
as Dionysian, 65-66,101 -3,160,
198-99,331-32
FN as affected by, 15,19-24,40,45,
56,83,108,132,166,196,
331-32
FN as composer of, 249
FN as performer of, 20-21,32,58,137
FN-inspired works of, 324
FN's combination of philology and, 59
as universal language, 62,101
see also Wagner, Richard
mysticism, 213,324
myth, 83,86-90,140,142,153,159,336
FN's definition of, 86-87
Wagner and, 88-98,102,157
Mythologica (Lévi-Strauss), 101
Nachlass (FN's literary estate), 210,284,
334
Förster-Nietzsche's control of, 11,13,
318
Naples, 245
Napoleon I, Emperor of France, 35
Napoleon III, Emperor of France, 34-35
National Socialist Party, German, 334-35,
340
natural sciences, see science
nature, 71,81,87,95,113-15,345
cruelty of, 295-96
dehumanization o£> 227,289
as Dionysian, 113
disenchantment of, 175
and man's invention of the gods, 174
non-anthropomorphic view of, 150-51,
152
as play of forces, 293
presence and knowledge and, 172-73
progress in understanding of, 146
teleology of; 114-15,235