In his essay Genealogy of Morality, Nietzsche suggests that there are two types of morality: master morality and slave morality. Slave morality values virtues like humility, sympathy and kindness. Slave morality sees opposite with noble man, who conceives ‘good’ in advance and spontaneity: the ‘bad’ and ‘evil’ originates from noble man arising out of insatiable hatred. This is the essential act of conception of slave morality (Friedrich Nietzsche sec. 11).
Slave revolt in morality begins with resentment that becomes a creative force, and in turn gives birth to these values (Friedrich Nietzsche sec. 10); it is a reaction to oppression. While all noble affirmation is as a result of affirmation of one’s self, slave morality is negative and reactive
Slave revolt in morality begins with resentment that becomes a creative force, and in turn gives birth to these values (Friedrich Nietzsche sec. 10); it is a reaction to oppression. While all noble affirmation is as a result of affirmation of one’s self, slave morality is negative and reactive