Inspired by Nietszchean philosophy, this work is a critical examination of  the point at which concern for the self must be superseded by moral  principals.
Inspired by Nietszchean philosophy, this work is a critical examination of  the point at which concern for the self must be superseded by moral  principals. It concerns Michel who, after marrying Marceline, goes to North  Africa and finds himself being drawn to young Arab boys. When his wife  develops tuberculosis, he neglects her so he can gratify his own needs and she  dies. FTP, identify this novella by Andre Gide.
Inspired by Nietszchean philosophy, this work is a critical examination of  the point at which concern for the self must be superseded by moral  principals.
The Immoralist or L'Immoraliste