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and he discovers what he calls "The origins of morality."
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And then he introduces a difference.
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Okay, what is the difference between good and bad,
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where this is coming from, and good and evil,
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where this is coming from?
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And he compares the two ways, how this dichotomy,
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that some behavior is good, other is bad;
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some behavior is good, other is evil,
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where this is coming from.
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And this is the essence of the genealogical method. Right?
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He does not need a critical vantage point.
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The good and the evil distinction can be criticized