He celebrated the artistic heroism of Beethoven and Goethe; denigrated the "slave morality" of Christianity, which transfigured weakness into virtue and vital strength into sin; and called on the strong in spirit to bring about a "transvaluation of all values".
Daniel's attempts to pique us are often boring; the reader gets run through an off-the-shelf Transvaluation of Values algorithm.
Nietzsche's philosophy, positing ideas of the "transvaluation of values" and a new morality "beyond good and evil", formed the ideological subtext of modernist experimentation across the arts.
Historian Jennifer Burns said Rand "found criminality and irresistible metaphor for individualism" because of the influence on her of "Nietzsche's transvaluation of values [which] changed criminals into heroes".
Name:Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche Lived:1844-1900 Scholarly Method: Philosophical Genealogy, Aphorisms Important Theories: The Will to Power, Perspectivalism, the Transvaluation of Values, the Death of God.
The most serious issue raised in this or any other study of Nietzsche concerns the nature of his politico-cultural program, the "transvaluation of all values," that was to take place in the wake of the death of Christianity.
While she differed sharply from Nietzsche on many issues, including rationality, free will, and individual rights, his influence is evident in her provocative, often aphoristic, point-counterpoint writing style, as well as in her "transvaluation" of traditional values and her powerful affirmation of life and joy and the spirit of youth.
"There was a difference of values.
A lack of values in leadership8.
It really shows a drain of values.
