First published in 1886, Beyond Good and Evil expounds the personal creed of German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, by which he is most closely
associated with existentialism and nihilism. The book presents a collection of aphorisms and essays that criticize traditional morality and propose the concept of the bermensch. Nietzsche, an extreme individualist, views competition as the means of securing the greatest person gain at the expense of all else.
First published in 1886, Beyond Good and Evil expounds the personal creed of German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, by which he is most closely
associated with existentialism and nihilism. The book presents a collection of aphorisms and essays that criticize traditional morality and propose the concept of the bermensch. Nietzsche, an extreme individualist, views competition as the means of securing the greatest person gain at the expense of all else.