Beyond Good and Evil by Freedrich Nietzsche - Easton Press
Beyond Good and Evil by Freedrich Nietzsche - Easton Press
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Beautiful book to add to your book decor collection.
"Beyond Good and Evil" by Friedrich Nietzsche is a philosophical work that challenges conventional ideas of morality and explores the nature of truth and values. Published in 1886, Nietzsche critiques traditional moral concepts, arguing that they are often shaped by those in power and hinder individual creativity. He introduces the concept of the "will to power," emphasizing the driving force in human nature. The idea of perspectivism suggests that truth is subjective and influenced by one's perspective. Nietzsche proposes the Übermensch, an individual who transcends conventional morality, and discusses the concept of eternal recurrence, challenging individuals to live as if their lives would be repeated infinitely. The book is a complex exploration of morality, power, and individualism with a lasting impact on philosophy.