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EPISODE · May 16, 2026 · 44 MIN

Human, All Too Human Second Division - The History of the Moral Sentiments Part 1

from The Nietzsche Library · host Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

In which human nature is explored with the keen eye of psychological observation, revealing the intricate dance between morality, truth, and our passions, whilst reminding us that our judgments are shaped more by inherited custom and necessity than by pure freedom or virtue. This examination reveals the delicate balance of goodwill and malice in human interactions, and the profound, often paradoxical, effects of self-deception, sympathy, and the social weaving of responsibility and deceit.

In which human nature is explored with the keen eye of psychological observation, revealing the intricate dance between morality, truth, and our passions, whilst reminding us that our judgments are shaped more by inherited custom and necessity than by pure freedom or virtue. This examination reveals the delicate balance of goodwill and malice in human interactions, and the profound, often paradoxical, effects of self-deception, sympathy, and the social weaving of responsibility and deceit.

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