Beyond Good and Evil
Friedrich Nietzsche
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About this edition
The book Nietzsche wrote to destroy philosophy and rebuild it from the ground up. 296 aphorisms that dismantle everything you were taught about morality — and dare you to think for yourself.
Beyond Good and Evil is Nietzsche at his most precise and provocative. Where Zarathustra speaks in poetry, this book speaks in surgical strikes — 296 numbered sections that attack dogmatic philosophy, moral certainty, religious guilt, and the comfortable lie that "good" and "evil" are anything more than labels the powerful impose on the weak.
Nietzsche argues that the greatest danger to a man is not immorality — it's the refusal to question the morality handed to him. He dismantles the idea of objective truth, exposes the will to power hiding behind every moral system, and insists that genuine independence requires the courage to think beyond the categories society provides.
This book is not nihilism. It's the opposite — it's the demand that you create your own values instead of inheriting someone else's. That's harder than following rules, which is exactly why most people don't do it.
THIS EDITION
- Helen Zimmern translation — approved by Nietzsche himself
- Civil Savage Society cover and interior design
- ~240 pages | 6×9 trim | cream paper
- Available in paperback and hardcover
296 aphorisms. Zero safe ideas. The book that asks whether you actually believe what you think you believe.
