Nietzscheho Vůle k moci v osidlech morálky

Krajc, Jan

Nietzsche's Will to Power led by the hands of Morality Abstract This thesis aims to propose a certain way of conceiving what is usually taken to be one of the key concepts of Nietzsche's philosophy - the Will to Power. Although Nietzsche never defines such a concept, we will try to unpack it in the following systematic way. The key to the puzzle will be represented by another notion that Nietzsche thoroughly elaborates on - Morality. Even though it might not be apparent at first glance, these two concepts are closely related, and one might even claim that they are inseparable. This fact comes to full light throughout two of Nietzsche's latest books we will be focusing on: On the Genealogy of Morals and Beyond Good and Evil. These two texts will represent for us a solid ground to search after a mysterious notion that the Will to Power most definitely is. For, we believe that a firm grasp of what Nietzsche intends by the latter notion can be obtained only if we consider it from the standpoint of the genealogy of moral values and, in particular, of how Nietzsche considers the development of humanity from a pre-moral stage to the stage of morality and eventually up to that of extra-morality. More concretely, as the Will to Power finds (indirect) expression in our system of (hierarchical) values, then the...

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