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A philosophical concept by Nietzsche (1844-1900). It classified two types of human thinking. First published in âBeyond Good and Evilâ and developed in âMoral Genealogyâ.
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Good or bad, beneficial or harmful?
- In Herrenmoral (master morality, as a philosophical concept of Nietzsche), actions are divided into âgoodâ and âbad.
- Good things are useful, bad things are harmful. - pragmatism ç
- My values determine whether itâs good or bad.
- In Sklavenmoral (slave morality, as a philosophical concept of Nietzsche), actions are divided into âgoodâ and âevil.
- The implicit assumption is introduced that âthe rulers are evilâ and âwe who are ruled are good.â
- The âmajority is goodâ is used to justify this.
- The governed are evil because they are less than the governed
- The ruler has power and the ruled does not. Therefore, power is evil.
- The ruler has money and the ruled do not. Therefore, money is evil.
- equality is good
- Putting monarchs on the same footing as slaves.
- Based on voting and majority rule democracy is good because the majority is good
The early aristocracy was one in which the morality of the monarch was good for what was good for him in exchange for the responsibility of fighting on the front lines in times of war. With the modernization of the military, the nobility no longer fought on the front lines, and the justification was lost. 1789-1799 French Revolution overthrew absolute monarchy and became a republic (democracy) (well, it was replaced by Napoleonâs dictatorship in 10 years).
Monarch-slave morality - Wikipedia
from How to deal with other peopleâs words Nietzsche pointed out that there are two kinds of ideas of âgoodnessâ.
- Herrenmoral (master morality, as a philosophical concept of Nietzsche)
- Is it beneficial to the realization of the objectives?
- Beneficial is good, harmful is bad.
- Sklavenmoral (slave morality, as a philosophical concept of Nietzsche)
- Majority is good.
- Bad because there are few monarchs or other rulers.
- Good because they are the majority who are governed.
There are two kinds of goodness.
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