HUMN 1850 SJSU Week 3 The Anti Christ by Nietzsche Philosophy Discussion Please read the reading and answer this question below using provide textual evide

HUMN 1850 SJSU Week 3 The Anti Christ by Nietzsche Philosophy Discussion Please read the reading and answer this question below using provide textual evidence. Minimum 400 words.Nietzsche mentions many values in contemporary society that need to be done away with. Which of these values do you think Nietzsche believes is the worst for society and why? Please provide textual evidence. It might be useful to list multiple values and show how one of them disproportionately impacts the others. Hint: Christianity is not a value. FR I · DR E
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G6tm1-Ddmmm111g first published 1889
Orr Antichrist first published 1895
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THE ANTI-CHRIST
Foreword
This book belongs to the very few. Perhaps none of them is
even living yet. Possibly they are the readers who understand
my Zarathmlra: how co”ld I confound myself with those for
whom there are ears listening today? – Only the day after
tomorrow belongs to me.Some are born posthumously.
The conditions under which one understands me and then
necessari(y understands – l know them aJI too well.One must
be honest in intellectual matters to the point of harshness to
so much as endure my seriousness, my passion.One must be
accustomed to living on mountains – to seeing the wretched
ephemeral chatter of politics and national egoism btneath
one.One must have become indifferent, one must never ask
whether truth is useful or a fatality.. . . Strength which
prefers questions for which no one today is sufficiently
daring; courage for the forbidden; predestination for the laby­
rinth. An experience out of seven solitudes. New ears for
new music. New eyes for the most distant things. A new
conscience for truths which have hitherto remained dumb.
And the will to economy in the grand style: to keeping one’s
energy, one’s enth11sias111 in bounds ….Reverence for oneself;
love for oneself; unconditional freedom with respect to
oneself …
Very well! These alone are my readers, my rightful readers,
my predestined readers: what do the rest matter? – The rest
are merely mankind. – One must be su erior to. roaokin
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