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Beyond Good and Evil
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DO NOT USE AS IS RUN THRU AI Friedrich Nietzsche s Beyond Good and Evil is a no holds barred rejection of Western thought and philosophy, especially as it relates to notions of good, evil, God, and truth. The formerly monolithic Christian religion no longer dominated European thought, and the emergence of Darwinian evolutionary theory, along with the profusion of contemporary sciences, had led many to perceive the world as a fragmented, chaotic, and meaningless mess. Nietzsche argues that false piety and a skewed morality shape the Christian world. Instead, he argues for individualism and the belief in the present moment in what became an original ethics theory, best explained as the will to power. There are 296 numbered aphorisms, grouped by theme and separated into nine parts in this study that confirmed Nietzsches status as the premier European philosopher of his era. This classic philosophy and ethics text was completed only three years before he suffered a mental breakdown that ended his career.
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