The Genealogy of Morals is Nietzsche's most mature work, written on the cusp of his descent into madness. This work became a prophetic foreshadowing of the 20th century but also offered a new way of looking at the world and morality that made its way into philosophy, literature and the arts, becoming the guiding light of the avant-garde.
The work is beautified with the photography of Leander Marlowe, the reader is taken on a journey through the plains, valleys and mountains of the soul as it makes its march to Bocklin's Isle of the Blessed.
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