这不是一本用来'理解'尼采的哲学教科书,而是一场会改变你阅读姿态的思想风暴。它不提供温和的伦理学教条,而是逼你直面一个令人不安的问题:我们习以为常的'善''良心''罪感',究竟从何而来?尼采的回答近乎残忍——道德并非神授,也非理性契约,而是'奴隶道德'对'高贵道德'的一场隐秘复仇,是弱者把软弱包装成美德、把无力报复说成宽恕的精神操作。书中那句'结过婚的哲学家只属于喜剧'的冷嘲,以及'禁欲主义理想是有史以来最好的 faute de mieux'的论断,足以让习惯理性对话的读者感到被冒犯。它适合那些愿意被'毁了'半个月的读者:气场强烈,不建议脆弱时翻开。读完你未必会认同,但很难无动于衷。
作者简介
Keith Ansell-Pearson is Director of Graduate Research in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Warwick.
Carol Diethe was formerly a Reader at Middlesex University.
翻译的功力了得,这次读看中语义学方向,第一部分可以和Kripke的causal theory of reference 相联系
Nietzsche is extremely insightful on human conditions. Bad consciousness, ressentiment...we aren't blonde beasts. We're slaves. But where is the redeemer?
Under the Christianity/West European context there has been an act of relabeling by the certain group of people ('slave') who share the same socioeconomic ('apparatus'). Hence, originally, good is aristocracy and bad is plebeian; but then good becomes the common people and evil becomes the condescending aristocrat (the controversial ‘blond beast’)