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What did Nietzsche, at thirteen, identify as the origin of morality?

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What, according to Nietzsche, should we have read before reading The Genealogy of Morals?

3 of 25
Nietzsche notes a similarity between the word "bad" and all these other words EXCEPT

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Nietzsche notes a similarity between the word "good" and all these other words EXCEPT

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Which of the following do the English psychologists identify as the source of our concept of "good"?

6 of 25
What does Nietzsche deem to be the greatest creation of slave morality?

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What concept stands at the foundation of slave morality in contrast to which all other concepts follow?

8 of 25
Who is the ultimate "doer" behind the deed of killing a lamb?

9 of 25
What leads us to believe in the existence of a soul?

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What is the primary focus of the passage from Tertullian that Nietzsche quotes at length?

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What word does Nietzsche associate with the origin of the word "guilt"?

12 of 25
Which of the following is the highest expression of power over an offender?

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Which of the following has never been a "meaning" of punishment?

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Which of the following did ancient people NOT have?

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What have modern societies worked to overcome?

16 of 25
How was the transition made from an animal state to organized communities?

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Which of the following is not a manifestation of a people's debt to its tribal ancestors?

18 of 25
What is the meaning of ascetic ideals among artists?

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Whose definition of the beautiful does Nietzsche most admire?

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How does Nietzsche ultimately come to interpret ascetic ideals?

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Which of the following is ultimately considered true about asceticism?

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Which of the following is NOT considered by Nietzsche to be a means of easing the displeasure felt by the herd?

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Which of the following books does Nietzsche dislike?

24 of 25
What faith does science rest on?

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Which of the following does Nietzsche NOT associate with the ascetic ideal?

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