Focus on Where Nietzsche finds morality. If “God is dead” does morality exist?Discuss
Research Paper on Nietzsche Works:
Truth and the Lie in an Extra Moral Sense
The Gay Science
Genealogy of Morals
Human, All Too Human
Beyond Good and Evil
Try to limit quotations, my professor does not like them
Answer the following questions in a clear and organized paragraph. Each paragraph should include a clear and precise thesis (1-2 sentences) that directly addresses the question prompt, at least 1 direct quote from the materials of the course, and at least 5-7 sentences or more than analyze the direct quotes and explain how the evidence supports your.
1. Nietzsche is often cited as having proclaimed the death of God. What would you say Nietzsche meant by this?
WORK CITED: https://iep.utm.edu/nietzsch/
2. How does Buddha’s theory of the self differ from the one advanced by Plato?
Velez; Source:http://www.iep.utm.edu/buddha/
Define and provide textual examples of what Nietzsche means by the term “history.”
Evaluate both the pros and cons of using history to guide a person’s life.
To what extent do you agree with his definition of history and his analysis of it
Next, which of the philosophers that we have decided, do you believe that Nietzsche would argue is still worthy of study? Make sure to support your answer with plenty of examples from the text.
When writing your answer be sure to address the following specific concerns:
How does the modern state represent a perfection of prior forms of government?
What does it mean to make a living for or from politics and how does this affect the process of governing?
Next, to what extent can political and ethical activity (as defined by Weber to be either an ethics of conviction or responsibility) coexist in the modern world?
Lastly, do you see Weber as primarily optimistic or pessimistic about the future of modern politics and is he correct?
Philosophy HW
FriedRich Nietzsche
Answer the following questions:
2. Why does Nietzsche hope that the study of morals, which he considers "tedious," never becomes interesting.
3. He says, "Is moralising not -immoral? why? Do you agree?
6.What does he say is the "will to the denial of life" under disguise?
7.Why does he think that only by denying God can people save the world.
8. Distinguish between and explain Nietzsche's notions of slave morality . How might you apply these concepts to present society?
