In the book “BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL” [1886], Nietzsche provides a philosophical summation of the preceding stages of human history and, with astonishing foresight, outlines the key social and spiritual clashes of the 20th century: totalitarian regimes, the “uprising of the masses,” and the struggle for world supremacy, along with the weakening of the European spiritual tradition and the devaluation of former values.
In Nietzsche’s view, it is possible to avoid the impending destructive trends only through a decisive revaluation of all European ideals and of morality itself. For this, one must rise above “slave morality” and find oneself on the other side of good and evil…
Nietzsche’s work “Beyond Good and Evil” is included in the curricula of philosophy students’ training programs.