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According to Nietzsche’s Madman, “God is dead.” Briefly explain this claim in light of Nietzsche’s critique of Christian morality. Do you tend to agree or disagree? Why?
Compare and contrast Nietzsche’s critique of metaphysics with the critique of metaphysical knowledge offered by Kant. In what ways does Nietzsche “go further” than Kant in his critique of metaphysics? Do you think Nietzsche’s radical critique of metaphysics is justified? Why or why not?
Compare and contrast Nietzsche’s critique of metaphysics with the critique of metaphysical knowledge offered by Kant. In what ways does Nietzsche “go further” than Kant in his critique of metaphysics? Do you think Nietzsche’s radical critique of metaphysics is justified? Why or why not? Click here to download a handout that may assist you with […]
The Conflicted Truth What philosophical meaning does ‘truth’ have for Nietzsche? How does this compare to Descartes’ understanding, and/or that of Socrates?
Nietzsche’s fundamental insight or assertion seems to be that in order to understand morality we must look at history and human culture. For him morality is not natural in the sense of already being there but is created by humans and evolves. His example is the evolution of what he calls master and slave morality. […]
Focus on Where Nietzsche finds morality. If “God is dead” does morality exist?
THE FILM: (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) Paper Topic: How would Nietzsche respond to the service that Lacuna provides? A thorough answer will consider at least one theme each from BT, Zarathustra, and Genealogy and explain its application in the film in specific scenes/situations. BE SPECIFIC.
In an essay of 400 to 800 words, respond to the following question: Discuss the historical and cultural events that shaped human thought in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centurie. Briefly cover Marx, Darwin, Freud, Nietzsche, and Dostoevsky, moving into the period of the twentieth century. What relationship do scientific developments have with these […]
1. Why does Nietzsche hope that the study of morals, which he considers "tedious," never becomes interesting. 2. He says, "Is moralising not -immoral? why? Do you agree? 3.What does he say is the "will to the denial of life" under disguise? 4.Why does he think that only by denying God can people save the […]
Nietzsche explores the idea of Bad Conscience and sees it as limiting our power. Specifically, he connects the idea to promise-keeping and promise-breaking, to punishment, and to cultural institutions. Write an essay in which you: 1. Explain what Nietzsche takes to be the basis of social rules and morality. 2. Construct and defend an interpretation […]
