Download A Macat Analysis of Friedrich Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future AudioBook Free
What might society look like if we were courageous enough to emerge completely from the shadow of the Christian God? The German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche explores this interesting question in his 1886 work, Beyond Good and Evil. Going further, Nietzsche then asks of his "philosophers of the future" that they undertake the challenge of supplying humanity with new ideals to reside by. Nietzsche bases his knowledge of our current morality in history and psychology, tracing its roots through to the Christian religion. He also says that the systems of many illustrious philosophers before him are only fabrications, created only to exhibit the unconscious drives of the writers. Although Beyond Good and Evil sold just 114 copies when it was initially published, the publication was never out of print out in the 20th century. Nietzsche's ideas continue to be central to school of thought and will be the subject of literature, lecture courses, websites, and dedicated publications throughout European countries and America. He is essential listening for those who, anywhere, who's considering moral philosophy.
