A critique of this concept's popularizer which itself is named after this concept was written by Max Scheler, who arguedthat the thinker who popularized this concept applied it inappropriately.
A critique of this concept's popularizer which itself is named after this concept was written by Max Scheler, who arguedthat the thinker who popularized this concept applied it inappropriately. This concept, if it appears in a noble man, doesnot "poison" him because it "consummates and exhausts itself in an immediate reaction," according to another work. Anotherwork by this concept's originator argues that though this concept is "born of weakness," it is "most harmful for theweak themselves," and attributes the author's freedom from this concept to a "protracted sickness." The work which mostfamously discusses this concept calls it the "inversion of the value-positing eye" and that when it "becomes creative and givesbirth to values," it brings about "the slave revolt in morality." For 10 points, identify this concept extensively discussed byNietzsche in both Ecce Homo and On the Genealogy of Morals, a French word signifying the envy and hatred of the weak forthe strong that results in the creation of the concept of evil.
A critique of this concept's popularizer which itself is named after this concept was written by Max Scheler, who arguedthat the thinker who popularized this concept applied it inappropriately.
ressentiment [do not accept "resentment," the French pronunciation is required, as it is a technical term]