Beyond Good and Evil - Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

Beyond Good and Evil

By Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

  • Release Date: 1899-12-31
  • Genre: Philosophy
Score: 3.5
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Description

This work dramatically rejects the tradition of Western thought with its notions of truth and God, good and evil. Nietzsche demonstrates that the Christian world is steeped in a false piety and infected with a "slave morality". With wit and energy, he turns from this critique to a philosophy that celebrates the present and demands that the individual imposes their own "will to power" upon the world.

Reviews

  • Where is the book?

    1
    By Indiana lawyer
    Not sure what this is, it only has 7 pages.

  • I’d love to read the entire book, this is just the title nothing more.

    1
    By kesssn
    Very disappointed that the entire book is not here. I will just have to find it elsewhere.👎

  • This is an ad

    1
    By Morningstar5616
    This is an ad, not a book. Avoid.

  • No content fake book

    1
    By Bxkmxm kzjazockvb
    Fake book

  • Not a book

    1
    By exmsft
    Garbage ad.

  • Book fails to download

    1
    By Zappa65
    Download issue

  • Got what I paid for on this one

    1
    By SpacerBomb
    After finishing the 5th page bring this novel to its conclusion I feel I'm left with only slightly less questions about life and the universe.

  • NOT AN EBOOK

    1
    By trumpdonald
    the actual ebook is available but this is not it. look for the read cover. someone needs to delete this

  • Take this down

    1
    By Sean333666000
    This file does not contain any of Nietzshe’s writing.

  • I hope I didn't pay for this

    1
    By ZoeIvy
    I download more than one item at a time , I pray this was free because I read NOTHING !

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