Williams, Nietzsche interprete

The debate of a new moral perception

Abstract

In this article we intend to present how the Nietzschean critique influenced Bernard Williams' thought, characterizing him as one of the most prominent thinkers of the moral philosophy of contemporary times. In the first moment we will highlight the Nietzschean understanding of the moral problem from its understanding of ascetic ideals. We will attempt to present how the theme describes the moral problem by emphasizing its critique of ascetic ideals. In the second moment we will discuss how Nietzschean philosophy influenced Williams's thinking. We will emphasize how the English thinker interprets the Nietzschean critique of morals from a psychological bias based on the notes described by Nietzsche as opposed to the philosophical tradition. In the same way, how does his thinking address a critique of moral realism.