Beyond Good and Evil

Friedrich Nietzsche's work delves into the concept of "Perspective of life," challenging the notion of universal morality and advocating for a viewpoint "beyond good and evil." It critiques traditional philosophers while highlighting the traits of "new philosophers," such as imagination and originality. Nietzsche questions foundational ideas like self-consciousness and truth, proposing the "will to power" as a fundamental explanation for human behavior. This treatise serves as a prelude to his broader philosophical explorations of morality and values.