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Modern Wisdom
They discussed Nietzsche's analysis of Christian morality in this work, describing it as an exploration of resentment and powerlessness.
One of Nietzsche's, you know, analyses that has ended up being a bit more popular is, again, to do with resentment or resentment, as he calls it. And that for Nietzsche is sort of a cross between a co...
— Episode: #974 - Joe Folley - Existential Philosop...
Episode: #974 - Joe Folley - Existential Philosophy, Nietzs...
They discussed Nietzsche's analysis of Christian morality in this work, describing it as an exploration of resentment and powerlessness.
One of Nietzsche's, you know, analyses that has ended up being a bit more popular is, again, to do with resentment or resentment, as he calls it. And that for Nietzsche is sort of a cross between a conscious feeling, you know, resentment, and an unconscious drive to sort of recoup a sense of power when you're feeling powerlessness. And this is in his book, The Genealogy of Morals, where essentially he's trying to give an analysis of Christian morality from his perspective.
