Question

according to nietzsche, master morality originates from

the aristocratic mans spontaneous self - glorification
resentment toward other aristocratic men
the need to combat low self - esteem
a will to the denial of life

question 10
4 pts
sartres phrase \existence precedes essence\ means that

god created man as a \blank slate\ on which he can make his own essence.
man created god in his own image
man first has an essence, and then he confers on himself existence
man exists in a godless universe, without any determinate nature or essence: he creates his own essence through his actions.

Explanation:

• For the first question: Nietzsche's master - morality is associated with the aristocratic class. The aristocratic man, in Nietzsche's view, has a sense of self - worth and self - glorification. Resentment (as in slave - morality), combating low self - esteem, and denial of life are not the origins of master - morality.
• For the second question: Sartre's "existence precedes essence" is an existentialist concept. It rejects the idea of a pre - determined essence (like in religious or essentialist views). It is not about God creating man as a blank slate (which has a religious connotation that Sartre, as an atheist existentialist, would reject), nor is it about man creating God. Also, the order is existence first, not essence first.

Answer:

• First question: the aristocratic man's spontaneous self - glorification
• Second question: Man exists in a godless universe, without any determinate nature or essence: he creates his own essence through his actions.