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Human, All Too Human : Nietzsche
Nietzsche
famously put forward the idea that "God
is dead", and this death may result in radical
perspectivism or may lead one to confront the fact that
humans have always regarded truth perceptively. Nietzsche also
distinguished between
master and slave moralities, the former arising from a
celebration of life, the latter the result of
resentment at those capable of the former. This
distinction becomes in summary the difference between "good and
bad" on the one hand, and "good and evil" on the other;
importantly, the "good" man of the master morality equates to
the "evil" man of the slave morality.
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