Beyond Good and Evil

Nietzsche critiques traditional morality by challenging the dichotomy between good and evil, arguing that past philosophers have naively accepted dogmatic views. He proposes that the "good man" and the "evil man" are not opposites but different expressions of the same impulses. The work advocates for an affirmative philosophy that embraces the complexities of knowledge and the precarious state of modern existence, moving beyond conventional moral frameworks to explore a more nuanced understanding of human behavior and values.