1.   Explain and evaluate Nietzsche's notion of the will to power. 

2.   Is Nietzsche right about "What is Noble"? 

3.   Is Beyond Good and Evil (1) a rejection or (2) a 
  redefinition of morality? 

4.   Select from the numbered sections of the text a single
  sections which, in your view, both indicates some valuable
  or challenging question for the modern reader and raises
  some potentially important reservations one might want to
  explore in relation to Nietzsche's thought.  Discuss both
  aspects of the selection you have made.

5.   Discuss some significant elements of Nietzsche's style
  of writing philosophy, using specific examples from the
  text.  Do you think there is any truth to the claim that
  Nietzsche's language and especially his metaphors have
  helped to create unnecessary objections to the philosophical
  points he is making?

6.   Nietzsche issues the call for a new form of philosophy,
  a new breed of philosophers.  What does he mean by this?
  Discuss the basis for and the value of his repeated claims
  for such a development.

7.   How would accepting Nietzsche's analysis (in Beyond
  Good and Evil) of human psychology, society, and history and
  his exhortations about what is most important in human life
  affect one's personal and political life?

8.   Discuss Nietzsche's attitude to Socrates or Plato, as
  expressed in Beyond Good and Evil.  How does this aspect of
  the book help to illuminate what is valuable (or not
  valuable, or both) in Nietzsche?

9.   "Nietzsche's theory of society is little more than a
  callow social Darwinism."  Discuss this quote with reference
  to Beyond Good and Evil.  Is there some substance to the
  statement?  Is it sufficient to sum up Nietzsche's views?

10.   Write a review of Beyond Good and Evil from the
  perspective of Karl Marx.

11.   Nietzsche frequent discusses what he calls "will to
  power."  What does he mean by this term?  Is this a useful
  concept?  If so, what does it usefully illuminate?  What
  might be some of its limitations?