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BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL

선악의 저편

By Friedrich Nietzsche

프리드리히 니체 저

Translated by Helen Zimmern

헬렌 치머른 번역

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE ABOUT THIS E-TEXT EDITION:

이 전자 텍스트 판에 관한 필사자의 주석:

The following is a reprint of the Helen Zimmern translation from German into English of "Beyond Good and Evil," as published in The Complete Works of Friedrich Nietzsche (1909-1913).

다음은 『프리드리히 니체 전집』(1909-1913)에 수록된 헬렌 치머른의 「선악의 저편」 독일어 영어 번역본의 재판입니다.

Some adaptations from the original text were made to format it into an e-text.

원문을 전자 텍스트 형식으로 변환하기 위해 일부 수정이 이루어졌습니다.

Italics in the original book are capitalized in this e-text, except for most foreign language phrases that were italicized.

원본 책에서 이탤릭체로 표시된 부분은 이 전자 텍스트에서 대문자로 표기되었으나, 이탤릭체로 표시된 대부분의 외국어 구절은 예외입니다.

Original footnotes are put in brackets "[]" at the points where they are cited in the text.

원본 각주는 본문에서 인용된 지점에 대괄호 "[]"로 표시되었습니다.

Some spellings were altered.

일부 철자가 변경되었습니다.

"To-day" and "To-morrow" are spelled "today" and "tomorrow."

"To-day"와 "To-morrow"는 "today"와 "tomorrow"로 표기되었습니다.

Some words containing the letters "ise" in the original text, such as "idealise," had these letters changed to "ize," such as "idealize."

원문에서 "ise"를 포함한 일부 단어들, 예를 들어 "idealise"는 "ize"로 변경되어 "idealize"와 같이 표기되었습니다.

"Sceptic" was changed to "skeptic."

"Sceptic"은 "skeptic"으로 변경되었습니다.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

목차

PREFACE

서문

BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL

선악의 저편

CHAPTER I: PREJUDICES OF PHILOSOPHERS

제1장: 철학자들의 편견

CHAPTER II: THE FREE SPIRIT

제2장: 자유 정신

CHAPTER III: THE RELIGIOUS MOOD

제3장: 종교적 기질

CHAPTER IV: APOPHTHEGMS AND INTERLUDES

제4장: 잠언과 간주곡

CHAPTER V: THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MORALS

제5장: 도덕의 자연사

CHAPTER VI: WE SCHOLARS

제6장: 우리 학자들

CHAPTER VII: OUR VIRTUES

제7장: 우리의 덕

CHAPTER VIII: PEOPLES AND COUNTRIES

제8장: 민족과 나라들

CHAPTER IX: WHAT IS NOBLE?

제9장: 고귀함이란 무엇인가?

FROM THE HEIGHTS (POEM TRANSLATED BY L.A. MAGNUS)

높은 곳에서 (L.A. 마그누스 번역 시)

PREFACE

서문

SUPPOSING that Truth is a woman--what then?

진리가 여자라고 가정한다면—그렇다면 어떻게 되는가?

Vocabulary

mit — And; used to connect nouns or noun phrases.
온라인
onlain — Online; connected to or available via the internet.
분산
bunsan — Distribution; spreading or dispersing across multiple places.
교정
gyojeong — Proofreading or correction of errors in text.
팀이
timi — Team (subject marker); a group working together.
제작했습니다
jejak haetsseumnida — Produced or created; formal past tense of 제작하다.
선악의
seonak-ui — Of good and evil; relating to morality's extremes.
저편
jeopyeon — Beyond; the other side or far side of something.
jeo — I/me (humble); humble first-person pronoun in Korean.
번역
beonyeok — Translation; converting text from one language to another.
i — This; a demonstrative pronoun indicating something nearby.
전자
jeonja — Electronic; relating to digital or electronic format.
텍스트
tekseuteu — Text; written or printed words in a document.
판에
pane — Edition; referring to a particular version of a publication.
관한
gwanhan — Regarding; concerning or related to a topic.
필사자의
pilsaja-ui — Of the transcriber; belonging to the person who transcribed.
주석
juseok — Annotation or footnote; explanatory note added to text.
다음은
daeumeun — The following is; introducing what comes next.
전집
jeonjip — Complete works; a full collection of an author's writings.
e — In/at/to; locative or directional particle in Korean.
수록된
surokdoen — Included in; contained or published within a collection.
독일어
dogireo — German language; the language spoken in Germany.
영어
yeongeo — English language; the language spoken in England/USA.
번역본의
beonyeokbon-ui — Of the translation; possessive form referring to a translated version.
재판입니다
jaepanim-nida — It is a reprint; formal statement of being a republication.
원문을
wonmun-eul — The original text (object marker); the source document.
형식으로
hyeongsik-euro — In the format of; converting to a particular style or form.
변환하기
byeonhwanhagi — To convert; the act of changing from one form to another.
위해
wihae — For the purpose of; in order to achieve something.
일부
ilbu — Some; a part or portion of a larger whole.
수정이
sujeong-i — Correction (subject marker); modification made to a text.
이루어졌습니다
irueojyeotsseumnida — Was carried out; formal past passive of 이루어지다.
원본
wonbon — Original copy; the initial unaltered source document.
책에서
chaek-eseo — In/from the book; locative particle indicating source book.
이탤릭체로
itaellikche-ro — In italics; formatted in slanted italic typeface style.
표시된
pyosidoen — Marked or indicated; shown with a particular notation.
부분은
bubun-eun — The part (topic marker); a section of a larger whole.
텍스트에서
tekseuteu-eseo — In the text; indicating location within the written text.
대문자로
daemunjaro — In uppercase letters; written in capital letter format.
표기되었으나
pyogidoeeosseuna — Was written/marked, but; concessive past passive form.
대부분의
daebubun-ui — Most of; the majority portion of something.
외국어
oegugo — Foreign language; any language other than one's native tongue.
구절은
gujeol-eun — The phrase (topic marker); a short segment of text.
예외입니다
yeoemimnida — It is an exception; formal statement of being excluded.
각주는
gakju-neun — Footnotes (topic marker); notes placed at the page bottom.
본문에서
bonmun-eseo — In the main text; within the body of the document.
인용된
inyongdoen — Cited or quoted; referenced from another source.
지점에
jijeom-e — At the point; indicating a specific location or moment.
대괄호
daegwalho — Square brackets; punctuation symbols used for notation.
ro — With/by means of; instrumental or directional particle.
표시되었습니다
pyosidoeotsseumnida — Was indicated; formal past passive of 표시되다.
철자가
cheolja-ga — Spelling (subject marker); the letters forming a word.
변경되었습니다
byeongyeongdoeotsseumnida — Was changed; formal past passive of 변경되다.
wa — And; particle connecting nouns, similar to 'and'.
neun — Topic marker particle; indicates the topic of a sentence.
표기되었습니다
pyogidoeotsseumnida — Was written/spelled; formal past passive of 표기되다.
원문에서
wonmun-eseo — In the original text; from the source document.
reul — Object marker particle; marks the object of a verb.
포함한
pohamhan — Including; that contains or encompasses something.
단어들
daneo-deul — Words; plural form of 단어, meaning vocabulary items.
예를
yereul — Example (object marker); used in '예를 들어' meaning for example.
들어
deureo — For instance; used in 예를 들어 meaning 'for example'.
변경되어
byeongyeongdoeeo — Having been changed; connective past passive form.
같이
gachi — Like; in the same way as, used for comparison.
eun — Topic marker particle; marks the topic of a sentence.
으로
euro — To/as; directional or transformative particle in Korean.
목차
mokcha — Table of contents; list of chapters in a document.
서문
seomun — Preface; introductory section at the beginning of a book.
je — No./Chapter; ordinal prefix used before numbers for chapters.
jang — Chapter; a division or section of a book.
철학자들의
cheolhakja-deul-ui — Of the philosophers; possessive plural of 철학자.
편견
pyeongyeon — Prejudice; a preconceived opinion not based on reason.
자유
jayu — Freedom; the state of being free from constraint.
정신
jeongsin — Spirit or mind; one's mental or spiritual essence.
종교적
jonggyo-jeok — Religious; relating to or concerning religion or faith.
기질
gijil — Temperament; a person's natural disposition or character.
잠언과
jameongwa — Aphorisms and; short wise sayings connected with 'and'.
간주곡
ganjugok — Interlude; a short musical or literary piece between sections.
도덕의
dodeok-ui — Of morality; relating to moral principles and ethics.
자연사
jayeonsa — Natural history; the study of nature's development over time.
우리
uri — We/our; first-person plural pronoun in Korean.
학자들
hakja-deul — Scholars; people who engage in academic study and research.
우리의
uri-ui — Our; possessive first-person plural pronoun in Korean.
deok — Virtue; moral excellence or goodness of character.
민족과
minjokgwa — Peoples and; ethnic groups or nations connected with 'and'.
나라들
nara-deul — Countries; plural form of 나라, meaning nations or states.
고귀함이란
gogwiham-iran — What nobility is; defining the concept of noble character.
무엇인가
mueosinga — What is it?; a rhetorical question asking for a definition.
높은
nopeun — High; elevated in position, rank, or degree.
곳에서
gos-eseo — From a place; indicating origin or location of an action.
si — Poetry; literary work expressed in verse form.
진리가
jilli-ga — Truth (subject marker); that which is true or factual.
여자라고
yeoja-rago — That (she) is a woman; quotative form of 여자이다.
가정한다면
gajeonghandamyeon — If one supposes; conditional form of 가정하다 (to assume).
그렇다면
geureotdamyeon — If so; then; conditional connector meaning 'in that case'.
어떻게
eotteoke — How; asking in what manner or way something occurs.
되는가
doeneunga — Does it become?; questioning resultant state or outcome.
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