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The Dawn of Day
by Friedrich Nietzsche
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The Dawn of Day marks Nietzsche's decisive turn from metaphysics to a probing psychology of morality. In compact aphorisms, he investigates the hidden sources of our "altruism," pity, guilt, and conscience, revealing how customs, climates, illnesses, and power relations shape what we call virtue. The book's guiding project is a cheerful, unsparing "revaluation of moral values": to free the reader from inherited humanitarian assumptions without lapsing into cynicism. He proposes experimental living as methods for testing convictions; champions intellectual honesty and "loving distance"; and sketches the free spirit who learns to govern impulses rather than deny them.
First published in 1881, The Dawn of Day is Nietzsche's laboratory where The Joyous Science and On the Genealogy of Morals are prepared. Its promise is in the title: a clear morning after dogma, when thinking becomes exploratory, humane, and unafraid of its own discoveries.
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