In 1936, Martin Heidegger lectured on the "Will to Power as a Work of Art", and would later publish four large volumes of lectures on Nietzsche. The German novelist Thomas Mann also showed Nietzsche's influence in his novels, especially his 1947 Doktor Faustus. In 1938, the German existentialist Karl Jaspers commented about the influence of Nietzsche: The contemporary philosophical situation is determined by the fact that two philosophers, Kierkegaard and Nietzsche, who did not count in their times and, for a long time, remained without influence in the history of philosophy, have continually grown in significance...
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In 1936, Martin Heidegger lectured on the "Will to Power as a Work of Art", and would later publish four large volumes of lectures on Nietzsche. The German novelist Thomas Mann also showed Nietzsche's influence in his novels, especially his 1947 Doktor Faustus. In 1938, the German existentialist Karl Jaspers commented about the influence of Nietzsche: The contemporary philosophical situation is determined by the fact that two philosophers, Kierkegaard and Nietzsche, who did not count in their times and, for a long time, remained without influence in the history of philosophy, have continually grown in significance...
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genealogy of morals Here, Nietzsche presents the idea of the ressentiment, the re-evaluating of one's worldview in order to make one's life more acceptable. The notions of good and evil, Nietzsche contends, no longer come from the upper class, but the class that is subjected to its power...	3 / 689
Nietzsche- Good V. Evil The modern conceptions of good and bad come from a practical and believable story where “one approved unegoistic actions and called them good from the point of view of those to whom they were done, that is to say, those to whom they were useful…” (Nietzsche 25)...	7 / 1777
Nietzsche These beliefs can be anything from having the latest fashion or believing in a God. Whatever it may be Nietzsche wants people to get out of the herd and be different...	2 / 541
Contradictions in the Genealogy of Morals A noble morality celebrates "vigorous, free, joyful activity" (33), but Nietzsche says the slaves say No to this philosophy: "slave morality from the outset says No to what is ?outside,' what is ?different,' what is ?not itself'; and this No is its creative deed" (36)...	6 / 1547