In the genealogy of ethics

In this book, Nietzsche discusses three main topics: good and evil, guilt and conscience, and what the allegorical virtue means. The book is considered one of the most important philosophical references in moral philosophy. A book titled "On the Genealogy of Morality" by Friedrich Nietzsche was published with a precise translation by Ali Misbah, published by Al-Jamal Publications, as part of distinguished intellectual works that include the complete works of the German philosopher. About "On the Genealogy of Morality": We do not know ourselves; we are men of knowledge: unknown to ourselves; and there are valid reasons for this. We have never searched for ourselves, so how could we find ourselves one day? He who said "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also" was right; and our treasure is where the hives of our knowledge are. As winged animals and groups of the honey of the rational, we are in constant movement seeking that; nothing occupies our heart except one matter: "to bring something back" to the home. As for other issues of life and what is called "experiences," who among us has enough serious interest... and enough time for that? And I fear that we never paid real attention to these matters at any time, for we had neither heart nor even ear for them! A quote from the book: How happy we are, we the knowledgeable, provided that we know how to be silent long enough.