master morality

is the high value placed on the free creation of one's own morality and a devaluation of the self-abasing meakness promoted in judeo-Christian tradition.

He wanted to see a return of the proud 'sovereign individual' (OGM, II: 2), who can give his word independently of the ascetic ideal and freely create his own morality... it is from these ranks that the U bermensch will emerge and aristocratic values will be retrieved. (Diethe 183)

is the morality of the aristocratic, or noble, caste, who are rich, healthy, and cheerful. They celebrate themselves as 'good,' seeing in themselves everything that is noble.

Master morality The morality of the aristocratic, or noble, caste, who are rich, healthy, and cheerful. They celebrate themselves as 'good,' seeing in themselves everything that is noble. By contrast, they establish a distance between themselves and the poor, sick, unhappy slaves, seeing the slaves' lot as contemptible and 'bad.' Also see slave morality.' (Spark Notes Beyond Good).

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master morality