“Everything that happens out of love always occurs beyond good and evil.”

Friedrich Nietzsche in his work "Beyond Good and Evil" (1886) is simultaneously a skeptical psychologist and a philosophical visionary, passionately revealing European society through his keen observations and prophetic ability. This mature work examines Nietzsche's fundamental themes, such as the origin and nature of Judeo-Christian morality, the end of philosophical dogmatism, and the beginning of individualism, the contested virtues of science and academic knowledge, liberal democracy, nationalism, and the liberation of women.

Written with his most masterful style, full of reversal and vitality, Nietzsche analyzes the self-sabotage of human behavior, the bankrupt intellectual traditions, and the symptoms of social decay, while simultaneously proposing an extra-ethical wisdom for those who think "beyond good and evil."

This new translation of "Beyond Good and Evil" offers readers an authentic classic work of the modern era that summarizes the forces and counterforces of 19th-century Western Civilization, which defined and continue to shape the course of the 21st century.

Pages: 240, Dimensions: 12.8x12.8cm