In this episode, we examine Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche, a provocative and influential text that challenged the foundations of Western morality and philosophy. Written during a time of intellectual transformation in Europe, Nietzsche responds to the “death of God” and critiques the prevailing moral assumptions of his time. We explore the book’s aphoristic style, its distinction between “master” and “slave” moralities, and Nietzsche’s powerful ideas like the “will to power” and the “free spirit.” Join us as we unpack the complex legacy of this bold and enduring philosophical work.

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