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Friedrich Nietzsche
ISBN 9789815202656
Rs. 320
Penguin Random House
Beyond Good and Evil
Who it's for: Readers interested in philosophy and ethics
Beyond Good and Evil, published in 1886, is a seminal work by Friedrich Nietzsche that critically examines traditional morality, truth, and power. Nietzsche challenges conventional values and introduces concepts like the "will to power," advocating for a re-evaluation of human potential beyond societal norms.Why You Should Read? Engages with profound philosophical themes: morality, truth, and human nature. Critiques traditional values, prompting readers to question deeply held beliefs. Introduces core concepts of Nietzsche's philosophy, including the "will to power." Offers timeless insights relevant to contemporary discussions on ethics and societal structures.
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- Critiques conventional morality and values
- Introduces the concept of 'will to power'
- Explores themes of truth, power, and human nature
- Seminal work by Friedrich Nietzsche, published 1886
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What is the main focus of this book?
The book critically examines traditional morality, truth, and power, challenging conventional values and advocating for a re-evaluation of human potential.
What are some key concepts introduced?
It introduces the concept of the 'will to power' and discusses the re-evaluation of societal norms.
Who is the author?
Friedrich Nietzsche, a seminal philosopher, wrote this work.
When was it published?
It was published in 1886.




