Genealogy of Morality

Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900)-a great German thinker, classical philologist, creator of distinctive philosophical teachings, the author of the famous works “So said Zarathustra”, “Merry Science”, “Will to Power”, “On the other side of good and evil”, “ Antichrist ”and many others. The works that influenced the worldview of society on a fracture of the XIX-XX centuries include the genealogy of morality. The main question that Nietzsche is trying to resolve in this study sounds like this: where do good and evil come from? The scientist classifies the concepts of good and evil to purely human inventions and examines them with a historical and psychological position: “... under what conditions did a person invented these definitions of values ​​- good and evil? And what value do they themselves have? Do they inhibit or contribute to the prosperity of mankind? Are they signs of need, poverty, degeneration of life? Or vice versa, the fullness, strength, will to life, its vigor, confidence, future? Manifest in them?