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The Genealogy of Morals - Friedrich Nietzsche
The Genealogy of Morals by Friedrich Nietzsche is a groundbreaking philosophical work that challenges traditional views of morality, guilt, and human values. Written in 1887, it delves into the origins of our moral beliefs and exposes the complex relationship between power, conscience, and culture.
Through three thought-provoking essays, Nietzsche examines how moral systems evolved from ancient instincts and societal pressures. Moreover, he questions the foundations of good and evil, urging readers to confront uncomfortable truths about human motivation. His sharp insights and fearless critique make this one of the most influential philosophical texts of modern times.
🧠 What Awaits You in The Genealogy of Morals
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A deep exploration of morality, guilt, and cultural conditioning
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Powerful reflections on human psychology and the will to power
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One of Nietzsche’s most accessible and provocative works
💫 Why Choose This Edition
This paperback edition presents Nietzsche’s philosophical classic in a clear, modern layout designed for both students and thinkers. Perfect for readers interested in philosophy, ethics, psychology, and the history of ideas.
🎁 A Profound Work of Philosophy
Whether you’re studying Nietzsche for the first time or revisiting his ideas, The Genealogy of Morals remains a timeless analysis of human morality and freedom. Above all, it challenges us to think independently and question the values we take for granted.