The Temptation of Resentment

Ahmad Fuad Rahmat, University of Nottingham, Malaysia Campus | Sharaad Kuttan

10-Nov-16 20:00

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We rediscover Friedrich Nietzsche's conception of ressentiment for our contemporary era of SJWs, moral panics and global catastrophe. Can we take the horrors of the world seriously while still finding joy in life?

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Tags: resentment, ressentiment, Friedrich Nietzsche, joy, activism, Night School

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