Beyond Good and Evil
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Oct 8, 2026
Kirsten FerreriNARRATOR
At Nice, at Venice, at Sils Maria in the Engadine, for long his favorite resort, at Kenobio, at Zurich, at Genoa, at Chur, at Leipzig.
Kirsten FerreriNARRATOR
Several times his work was interrupted by other books, first by Beyond Good and Evil, then by The Genealogy of Morals, written in twenty days, then by his Wagner pamphlets.
Kirsten FerreriNARRATOR
Almost as often he changed his plan.
Kirsten FerreriNARRATOR
Once he decided to expand The Will to Power to ten volumes with An Attempt at a New Interpretation of the World as a general subtitle.
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Kirsten FerreriNARRATOR
It does not speak of a struggle with sin, but yielding to reality of the struggle with suffering.
Kirsten FerreriNARRATOR
Sharply differentiating itself from Christianity, it puts the self-deception that lies in moral concepts behind it.
Kirsten FerreriNARRATOR
It is, in my phrase, beyond good and evil.
Kirsten FerreriNARRATOR
The two physiological facts upon which it grounds itself and upon which it bestows its chief attention are, first, an excessive sensitiveness to sensation, which manifests itself as a refined susceptibility to pain, and secondly, an extraordinary spirituality, a too protracted concern with concepts and logical procedures under the influence of which the instinct of personality has yielded to a notion of the impersonal.
Ari KahnHOST
My first thought was trying to, but C.S. Lewis did not help us at all.
Ari KahnHOST
But we moved on from there to something which was far more promising, and that was Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil.
Ari KahnHOST
And Beyond Good and Evil, I hope you realize, is everything about.
Ari KahnHOST
It's about Tovara.
Ari KahnHOST
And essentially, Nietzsche complains that there are any rules.
ThomasGUEST
And it's not...
ThomasGUEST
People, people draw upon, um, like The Birth of Tragedy and The Genealogy of Morals as well as like Beyond Good and Evil, like Nietzsche, to like try and flesh out their conceptual biases.
ThomasGUEST
That's not what Nietzsche's talking about.
ThomasGUEST
Um, it's far more conceptually nuanced.
RyanHOST
... [laughs] it doesn't, it's, it's, it's-
CraigHOST
Beyond Good and Evil
RyanHOST
... it's all flavors and no flavors.
RyanHOST
It's great.
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For at times he was entirely positive and simply extended an idea while remaining completely faithful to its original spirit.
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This, for example, is how the whole of what we encounter in Nietzsche's title Beyond Good and Evil, Jenseits von Gut und Böse, came into being.
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This can be demonstrated in all particulars.
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Once again, all one has to do is go to Nietzsche's library.
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There one will find a book on morality by Guyau.
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Read all the passages where Nietzsche has made notes in the margins.
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You can then find them again summarized in Beyond Good and Evil.
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Beyond Good and Evil is already contained in Guyau's treatment of morality.
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Cory SamuelNARRATOR
Preface to Beyond Good and Evil.
Cory SamuelNARRATOR
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Cory SamuelNARRATOR
Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future by Friedrich Nietzsche.
Cory SamuelNARRATOR
Authorized translation by Helen Zimmern, 1907.
Cory SamuelNARRATOR
Preface.
Andrew McGivernHOST
He lived from 1844 to 1900 and was a German philosopher, cultural critic, and writer whose ideas challenged traditional morality, religion, and assumptions about human nature.
Andrew McGivernHOST
His influential works include Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Beyond Good and Evil, and On the Genealogy of Morality.
Andrew McGivernHOST
He is known for exploring individuality, self-overcoming, values, and the search for meaning.
Andrew McGivernHOST
Friedrich Nietzsche once said, "You have your way.
Jay DyerHOST
Sure
NoahAUDIENCE
... 'cause in, in Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil, um, you know, the herd is essential and vital to the operation of the elite, right? So the elite need the herd in order to facilitate their growth and to, to further on their enterprises, and without the herd, then their whole enterprise collapse.
NoahAUDIENCE
So wouldn't you want to keep the herd happy and keep them as productive as possible and-
Jay DyerHOST
Well, I mean, until the technocracy is-
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An open question.
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Which philosopher is famous for writing the book Beyond Good and Evil? And the answer to that is Nietzsche.
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He challenged traditional morality and religion, influencing psychology, philosophy and modern literature.
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Which of these structures is in India? During what year was the shot heard around the world fired? The year was 1775.
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The shot refers to the opening shot of the battles of Lexington and Concord on April 19th, 1775, which began the American Revolutionary War.
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In what book does the title character meet a group of mysterious Dutchmen and is given a drink that makes him sleep for 20 years? The book is Rip Van Winkle.
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and was published in 1819.
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