On the other side of good and evil. Prelude to the philosophy of the future

"On the other side of good and evil" is the epoch -making work of the great German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. It is no coincidence that the author conveyed it with a subtitle "Prelude to the philosophy of the future." It was obvious to Nietzsche that, whatever the philosophy that existed before him - old, classical, academic - it, in fact, turned into a dead and nobody needed nothing. So, in the place of those who were commonly called "philosophers", new personalities should appear - bold, original, creating values, and not praising dry, obsolete ideals that were “marked” by someone else.
The same applies to morality - it needs to be cut off from it. According to the author, the “morality of slaves” poisons the life of an individual, and the meaning of history threatens to turn into spiritual tyranny. “God suffocated in theology, morality - in morality,” says Nietzsche, and calls for fighting a “moral tyranny” in all possible ways.
It is clear that at first such ideas caused rejection and rejection, because Nietzsche could not publish his book for a long time, and when they finally succeeded, her sales amounted to a little more than 100 copies. Now the book on the other side of good and evil "is one of Frederick Nietzsche"s most famous and cited works, and its author is recognized as the most famous philosopher of the 20th century