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In Beyond Good and Evil, Friedrich Nietzsche critiques past philosophers for their lack of critical insight and their acceptance of dogmatic views on morality.
Friedrich Nietzsche argues that these philosophers wrongly assumed that the good man is the direct opposite of the evil man, rather than recognizing them as expressions of similar impulses. Beyond Good and Evil pushes beyond traditional morality, which Nietzsche critiques destructively, favoring an approach that confronts the perspectival nature of knowledge and the modern individual's challenging condition. This pivotal work in philosophy by Friedrich Nietzsche offers a new perspective on morality.
