Title

Nietzsche’s Genealogy of Morals

Creator

Latsidis, Chrysovalantis-Angelos

Abstract

Nietzsche dwells on the origins of bad and good: they were not always used morally but simply as descriptors of reality. How did morals came about? The belief that people have free will is to blame so that the weak can hold the strong accountable behind their resentment. Good became evil. Strength, and enacting our will however provides vitality, which is the Nietzschean essence of life. But is this convincing?

Keywords

evil

nietzsche

morals

Subject

philosophy

Date Available

June 10, 2024

Type

Oral Presentation

Course

PH 3037 Master-Slave Dialectic: From Ancient Times to the Present

Instructor

Petridis Tzompanos , Paul Raymond

Session

Oral Presentations

Location

Art Center Auditorium

Event

Year 2024 | 8th Annual Student Research and Creative Arts Symposium