The second essay of this work points out the similarity between the German words for "guilt" and "debt" and discusses the joy of the punishment festivals of old.
The second essay of this work points out the similarity between the German words for "guilt" and "debt" and discusses the joy of the punishment festivals of old. This work claims that modern philosophy convinces the suffering to believe that their troubles are their own fault, leading people to indulge in "orgies of feeling" and that bad conscience is a product of the transition from hunter-gatherer society to permanent settlement. Its third essay claims that philosophers have adopted the role of "ascetic priests" and decries the slave mentality of the New Testament. A continuation of the author's prior Human, All too Human, for 10 points name this Friedrich Nietzsche work that explores the origins of the modern views of good and evil.
The second essay of this work points out the similarity between the German words for "guilt" and "debt" and discusses the joy of the punishment festivals of old.
On the {Genealogy of Morals}