Beyond Good and Evil

What if morality itself is a lie?

In Beyond Good and Evil (1886), Friedrich Nietzsche shatters traditional notions of truth, morality, and philosophy, challenging readers to question everything they think they know about right and wrong.

Building on the ideas of Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Nietzsche introduces his concept of the «will to power» and critiques the complacency of conventional morality, religion, and philosophy. Instead, he calls for a bold revaluation of values and celebrates the spirit of free thinkers who dare to see the world as it truly is.

Provocative, poetic, and uncompromising, this book remains one of the most daring explorations of human thought, exposing the hidden drives behind morality and urging readers to rise above simplistic ideas of good and evil.

A cornerstone of existentialism and modern philosophy, Beyond Good and Evil continues to influence thinkers, artists, and rebels worldwide.

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