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Ressentiment

Book • 1912

In 'Ressentiment' analysiert Max Scheler die emotionale und moralische Dimension von Ressentiment, das er als eine Art menschlichen Hasses beschreibt, der aus Frustration und einem Gefühl der Unterlegenheit entsteht.

Das Buch beleuchtet die psychologischen Wurzeln, moralischen Implikationen und gesellschaftlichen Auswirkungen von Ressentiment.

Scheler argumentiert, dass Ressentiment moralisches Urteilsvermögen verzerren kann und zu einem Kreislauf der Rache führen kann.

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Géraldine Muhlmann

Alexandre Patrício de Almeida

Felipe Pereira Vieira

Mentioned in 3 episodes

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Café com Freud: luto e melancolia

Mentioned by

Derek Rishmawy

in reference to Max Scheler's analysis of resentment and the psychology of the apostate.

Should I Stay Or Should I Go (From My Denomination)?

Mentioned by

Ryder Richards

in relation to his concept of ressentiment and its impact on modern morality.

The semantic drift of "good"

Mentioned by

Gregory Sadler

as the work by Max Scheler that interprets Nietzsche's concept of Ressentiment.

Max Scheler, Ressentiment - Nietzsche's Errors About Christianity - Sadler's Lectures

Mentionné par

Géraldine Muhlmann

comme un essai de 1912 où Max Scheller reprend l'enjeu Nietzscheen du ressentiment.

Que faire de nos vices ? : Jalousie, envie et ressentiment

Mentioned by

Ellie Anderson

for his account of envy as a combination of coveting and hating the possessor.

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