Max Scheler
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It is peculiar to “ressentiment criticism” that it does not seriously desire that its demands be fulfilled. It does not want to cure the evil.
— L. Coser, trans. (1973), p. 51
Max Ferdinand Scheler (* 22. August 1874 in München; † 19. Mai 1928 in Frankfurt am Main) war ein deutscher Philosoph, Anthropologe und Soziologe.
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It is peculiar to “ressentiment criticism” that it does not seriously desire that its demands be fulfilled. It does not want to cure the evil.
Existential envy which is directed against the other person’s very nature, is the strongest source of ressentiment.
The ultimate goal of the arriviste’s aspirations is not to acquire a thing of value, but to be more highly esteemed than others.
The medieval peasant prior to the 13th century does not compare himself to the feudal lord, nor does the artisan compare himself to the knight.
The “old maid” with her repressed cravings for tenderness, sex, and propagation, is rarely quite free of ressentiment.
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