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Sep 22, 2024 · Explore the roots of immoral behavior, its impact on society, and effective strategies for prevention and intervention. Learn how to foster ethical conduct.
Mar 19, 2015 · For she claims that morality is necessarily connected to the mores or rules of behavior of a society, and that Nietzsche denies that there are any social norms that should be taught to all. True, she says, Nietzsche refuses to praise anyone who is not strong and courageous.
In short, an immoral action e.g. murder doesn't switch its moral valence from bad (negative) to good (positive) just because a net good is the result. The same goes for a moral action, it doesn't change sign from positive to negative even if there's a net bad.
By examining the central thesis of Nietzsche's immoralism and elucidating many of his key ideas, e.g. ‘the will to power’, ‘master–slave morality’ and the ‘overman’ (superman), Foot argues that although Nietzsche's immoralism should be given serious consideration, the emphatic conclusion is that, in the last analysis, no part of ...
Claiming to be an “immoralist,” Nietzsche not only denies that morality has a right to our adherence but also insists that morality is something bad that ought to be overcome.
Immoralism is defined primarily, then, against a particular kind of rationalism in favor of a certain way of grounding morality in instinct rather than reason. To be a moralist is first and foremost to be a certain kind of rationalist. But immoralism is not for that reason irrationalism.
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Jul 22, 2014 · Immorality is essentially the violation of the social, which may explain why ordinary people use immorality to define and defend their social behavior in everyday life.
