Philosophy 103
Study questions:  Nietzsche


1.  Nietzsche disinguishes between two different kinds of moralities: those containing an opposition
        of good and bad and those containing an opposition of good and evil.  How does he describe
        each of these?  What characterizes them?  Which type does he think is superior?


2.  Throughout the course one of the questions we have focused on is:  What is human nature?
        What, at bottom, are human beings like?  (Rational? Self-interested? Sympathetic?)
         Given this reading from Nietzsche, how would you describe his view of human
          nature?  How does he think certain types of morality corrupt our nature?