In the seventh chapter, the author argues that uncovering truths only lead to unpleasantness, and that culture is the "spiritualization of cruelty.
In the seventh chapter, the author argues that uncovering truths only lead to unpleasantness, and that culture is the "spiritualization of cruelty." In that same section, "Our Virtues", it also proclaims women shallow and superficial, and it ends by proclaiming the "midday of life" in the song "From the Heights." More notably, it charges that every philosophical system is merely its creator's confession in the first section, "The Prejudices of Philosophers," and questions what purpose the Will to Truth has. Beginning with the proposition, "Suppose truth is a woman--what then?", FTP, name this aphoristic work by Friedrich Nietzsche preceding On the Geneaology of Morals.
In the seventh chapter, the author argues that uncovering truths only lead to unpleasantness, and that culture is the "spiritualization of cruelty.
{Beyond Good and Evil} {(}{Jenseits von Gut und Böse})