Beyond Good and Evil
Friedrich Nietzsche 1886
Nietzsche challenges traditional morality, religious belief, and philosophers’ claims to objective truth, exposing the assumptions and psychological motives behind them. Written in an aphoristic style, this influential work develops his critique of inherited values and calls for new ways of thinking beyond conventional categories of good and evil.
230 pages 4h 28m reading time
Translated by Helen Zimmern 1906
