Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future

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The bold genius of Friedrich Nietzsche, the controversial and legendary philosopher whose thought has impacted modern man like no other--shines through here in this classic literary meditation on the failings of past thinkers and intellectuals, men who divided the so-named "good" from what they took to be "evil." Nietzsche offers here a penetrating reexamination of human values, maintaining that what is taken to be "evil" may, in point of fact, be the animalistic virtue of a sentient being imbued with an indomitable "Will to Power," while altruistic values, conversely, are the mark of weak, lowly, or degenerating creatures. A masterful, erudite work of vastly intellectual significance, Beyond Good and Evil (1886) forces the reader into a new awareness of his own values and conditioned presumptions.