Master Morality vs. Slave Morality: Self-Affirmation and Evaluation

Master morality is characterized by self-affirmation, where individuals identify themselves as privileged, aristocratic, beautiful, powerful, and good. This self-evaluation directly contrasts with the perception of others, whom they classify as bad due to a lack of those qualities. Unlike master morality, slave morality does not engage in this comparative evaluation, highlighting a fundamental difference in how value is assigned within these moral systems.