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On the Genealogy of Morals
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*On the Genealogy of Morals* by Friedrich Nietzsche is a critical philosophical work that explores the origins and development of moral values in Western society. Written as a series of three essays, Nietzsche examines the concepts of “good and evil,” “good and bad,” and “guilt” from a historical perspective, tracing their roots to ancient societies and their transformation through the rise of Christianity. Nietzsche challenges traditional moral frameworks, particularly the “slave morality” of Christianity, which he argues emerged as a reaction to the power and values of the aristocratic “master morality.” He contends that traditional morality, with its emphasis on humility, self-sacrifice, and meekness, suppresses human creativity, strength, and vitality. Nietzsche introduces the concept of “ressentiment”—a form of deep-seated resentment that shapes moral systems—and critiques how it has influenced societal values. The work is a profound and often controversial examination of how power dynamics, social structures, and historical events have shaped our understanding of ethics and morality. *On the Genealogy of Morals* is a foundational text in Nietzsche’s philosophy, offering a radical rethinking of morality that continues to influence modern philosophical, cultural, and ethical debates.
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