" FTP, name this book consisting of 296 aphorisms, a comprehensive view of Friedrich Nietzsche's mature philosophy.
Near the end, this work advances the concept of the "good European," who rises above nationalist sentiment to find true individuality. Earlier the author asserts the existence of an "order of rank" to measure a person's spiritual strength and rails against the morality of the "herd." It begins by accusing philosophers of dogmatism, which the author contrasts with the "free spirit." FTP, name this book consisting of 296 aphorisms, a comprehensive view of Friedrich Nietzsche's mature philosophy.
Near the end, this work advances the concept of the "good European," who rises above nationalist sentiment to find true individuality.
{Beyond Good and Evil} or {Jenseits von Gut und Bose}