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338 ETHICS AND MORALITY to me, and said that was the way he meant to serve me one of these days, — meaning, I suppose, when […]

NIETZ SCHE: Morality as Anti- Nature 345 of this observation was to make people take this life seriously enough to live it so well that they […]

346 ETHICS AND MORALITY statement, much like others he makes as he develops his argument. He then addresses another passion: hostility. This becomes an interesting po […]

NIETZ SCHE: Morality as Anti- Nature 347 PREREADING QUESTIONS: WHAT TO READ FOR The following prereading questions may help you anticipate key issues in the discussion […]

348 ETHICS AND MORALITY deify a craving?” It has at all times laid the stress of discipline on extir- pation3 (of sensuality, of pride, of the […]

Morality as Anti- Nature 349 A new creation in par tic u lar — the new Reich,6 for example — needs enemies more than friends: in […]

NIETZ SCHE: Morality as Anti- Nature 351 more for all that is yet to come and to be. To say to him, “Change your- self!” is […]

ETHICS AND MORALITY and the highest desires of life, and posits God as the enemy of life. The saint in whom God delights is the ideal […]

352 ETHICS AND MORALITY of his metabolism, the consumption of so little, was the cause of his slender diet. He was not free to eat little […]