The collection includes two works by the great German philosopher, poet and writer Friedrich Nietzsche, one of the founders of the “philosophy of life”: “The Will to Power” and “Beyond Good and Evil.” The book “The Will to Power” was published after Nietzsche’s death in a reconstruction undertaken by his sister E. Förster-Nietzsche and the archive staff (it is believed that Nazi ideologists borrowed many ideas from this book fabricated by Nietzsche’s sister). It was this work that gained fame as one of the philosopher’s main works and influenced world culture and history. The idea of the superman is developed in the essay “Beyond Good and Evil”; philosophy, art, science, and morality are criticized in aphorisms. In this book, F. Nietzsche predicted the social and spiritual catastrophes of the 20th century.