Beyond good and evil

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Published Jan. 5, 1917 by Modern Library publishers.

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Nietzsche again drags his unnecessary pessimism and blind belief in intrinsic human hierarchy into this work. Like some other philosophers, he frequently takes the liberty to not justify his ideas to the audience, which would have been helpful to understand his position! In general, the man seems depressed and angry at a changing world, which is a very sad place to live.