Near the end he attacks nationalism and promotes the "good European" who rises about national sentiment, while the final chapter asks the question "What is noble?,", answering it with the idea of the solitary, suffering soul.
Early in this work, the author advocates philosophies developed by so-called "free spirits" not caught up in any particular point of view, while later he asserts the existence of an "order of rank", with which the spiritual strength of people can be measured, prompting an 8-page tirade against women. Near the end he attacks nationalism and promotes the "good European" who rises about national sentiment, while the final chapter asks the question "What is noble?,", answering it with the idea of the solitary, suffering soul. A collection of 296 aphorisms, FTP, what is this work of philosophy by Friedrich Nietzsche?
Early in this work, the author advocates philosophies developed by so-called "free spirits" not caught up in any particular point of view, while later he asserts the existence of an "order of rank", with which the spiritual strength of people can be measured, prompting an 8-page tirade against women.
Beyond Good and Evil