Virradat: Gondolatok a morlis eltletekrl / Friedrich NietzscheOverviewFriedrich NietzschesVirradat: Gondolatok a morlis eltletekrl(Dawn: Thoughts on the Prejudices of Morality) is a profound and groundbreaking work that marks the beginning of Nietzsches philosophical battle against traditional moral values. First published in 1881 and translated into Hungarian as part of the Nietzsche series by Holnap Kiad in 2009, this book challenges conventional morality and offers a bold exploration of the origins and assumptions behind moral judgments.Written with poetic elegance and philosophical depth, Nietzsche invites readers to question inherited beliefs and embrace a life of intellectual freedom, self-discovery, and affirmation. This Hungarian edition, translated with care and precision, is a compelling read for those interested in philosophy, psychology, and ethics.Product FeaturesAuthor:Friedrich NietzschePublisher:Holnap KiadPublication Year:2009Pages:339Language:Hungarian (Magyar)Binding:Sewn hardcover (fztt kemny papr)Dimensions:Width: 12.50 cm, Height: 19.00 cmISBN-10:N/AISBN-13:9789633468678Interesting FactsNietzsche described this book as the starting point of his philosophical campaign against traditional morality, viewing it as a farewell to the moral ideals that humanity had once revered.The work was conceived along the rocky coasts near Genoa, Italy, where Nietzsche found solitude and inspiration by the sea. He referred to himself as a sea creature, drawing a poetic connection between the natural world and his philosophical musings.Virradatis considered a pivotal work in Nietzsches oeuvre, bridging his earlier writings, such asThe Birth of Tragedy, with his later masterpieces, includingThus Spoke Zarathustra.The book emphasizes the need to reevaluate and transcend conventional moral values, advocating for a life of affirmation, freedom, and self-overcoming.This Hungarian edition is part of theNietzsche sorozat(Nietzsche series) by Holnap Kiad, making Nietzsches influential ideas accessible to Hungarian readers.Nietzsche described this work as “a book of affirmation,” focusing on embracing what was once forbidden or condemned, and liberating humanity from restrictive moral judgments.PublishersPublisher:Holnap KiadWe value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!Hashtags#FriedrichNietzsche #NietzscheVirradat #PhilosophyBooks #NietzscheSeries #HolnapKiad #MoralPhilosophy #EthicalReflection #NietzscheHungarianEdition #DawnThoughtsOnMorality #NietzscheIdeas #RareBooks #PhilosophicalClassics #BuyOnline #SewnHardcoverBooks #NietzschePhilosophyHungarian TranslationttekintsFriedrich NietzscheVirradat: Gondolatok a morlis eltletekrlcm mve a filozfus egyik legfontosabb s ttr alkotsa, amelyben megkezdi filozfiai hadjratt a hagyomnyos morlis rtkek ellen. Az eredetileg 1881-ben megjelent knyv a morlis tletek eredett s elfeltevseit vizsglja, s arra sztnzi az olvast, hogy szabaduljon meg az rklt hiedelmektl, s vllalja az intellektulis szabadsgot.Ez a 2009-es magyar kiads aNietzsche sorozatrszeknt jelent meg a Holnap Kiad gondozsban, gondos fordtsban s precz kiadsban. A knyv klnsen ajnlott azoknak, akik rdekldnek a filozfia, a pszicholgia s az etika irnt.rdekessgekNietzsche e mvt gy jellemezte, mint filozfiai kampnynak kezdett a hagyomnyos morlis rtkek ellen, amelyben bcst vesz az emberisg ltal valaha tisztelt s imdott morltl.A knyv tlete Genova szikls tengerpartjain szletett, ahol Nietzsche magnyosan, a tengerrel val kapcsolatban tallta meg inspircijt. Sajt magt egy tengeri llathoz hasonltotta, aki a termszethez ktdve alkotott.AVirradatNietzsche munkssgnak egyik kzponti mve, amely hidat kpez korai rsai, pldulA tragdia szletse