A book by this thinker described how “the noble soul has reverence for itself” and advocates for thinkers to discipline themselves before they “lead in the realm of knowledge.” In that book, this thinker describes how the “self-overcoming of man” arises from a phenomenon that grows from the “ingrained difference between [social] strata.” This thinker attacks Paul Rée (“ray”) in another book that uses the example of a priest telling (*) “sick sheep” that they themselves are to blame for their suffering; that book contrasts how artists and philosophers answer the question, “What do ascetic ideals mean?” The question, “Suppose truth is a woman (10[1])– what then?” (10[2])begins a book by this thinker outlining (10[1])how slave morality is based on ressentiment toward masters. For 10 points, name this German philosopher who wrote On the Genealogy of Morals and Beyond Good and Evil. ■END■