We permeate into On The Genealogy of Morality

By NomadSirius

Prologue.
In 1887, at the age of 44, Nietzsche publishes ‘The Genealogy of Morality’. It is a time of self-reflection called Little Snow of the Winter of Fate. He closes the period of classical literature and devotes himself to existential philosophy by experience. By contrasting slave morality and master morality with a genealogical methodology, good and evil are transformed into the moral values of good and bad. Goodness affirms and elevates life with an aristocratic will. Badness denies and degenerates life with slavish will. The moral concept of sin is derived not from a Christian point of view, but from the material concept of a debt owed by a debtor to a creditor. Cruelty is understood as a festival of self-affirmation overcoming the nihilism of self-contempt and self-denial. ‘The Genealogy of Morality’ is the concept of Ubermensch trying to create a new value by overcoming the reality of nihilism.

• Language: English
• Publisher: YH Partners
• Release date: Dec 1, 2022
• ISBN: 9791192838014

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Table of Contents

Prologue.

Author ‘nomadsirius’ Introduction.

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First Essay, Good and Evil, Good and Bad. 1. The riddle of British Philosophy.

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2. The Fallacy of the English historians of morality.

(1) The Fallacy of the English historians of morality.

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3. The psychological contradiction of British Philosophy.

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4. Etymological basis of ‘good.’

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5. The world of etymological ‘good.’

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6. What The priestly nobility did.

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7. The aristocratic value twisted by priests.

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8. The vengeance against the world.

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9. The triumph of slave morality and free spirit.

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10. The reaction of resentment.

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11. Bad and evil.

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12. Nihilism.

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13. The tricks of language.

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14. The stench of lies.

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15. The kingdom of God.

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16. The defeat of Roman values.

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