Online Hating as Modern Manifestation of Nietzschean Ressentiment.

The article analyses the modern phenomenon of hating in the light of the Nietzschean concept "ressentiment". It is concluded, that hating can be considered as a kind of the ressentiment experience. This confirms the legitimacy of the "hating ressentiment" concept introduction, which identifies a hat...

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Publicado en:Problems / Problemos Vol. 102; pp. 105 - 118
Autor principal: Sinelnikova, Maria
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Publicado: Vilnius University 2022
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        The article analyses the modern phenomenon of hating in the light of the Nietzschean concept "ressentiment". It is concluded, that hating can be considered as a kind of the ressentiment experience. This confirms the legitimacy of the "hating ressentiment" concept introduction, which identifies a hater as a person of ressentiment. Hater uses his destructive potential to harass online and persecute everyone whose position or opinion he/she does not share. When all the resources of unfounded criticism of the hater are exhausted, he/she resorts to ressentiment, online. Due to this, ressentiment acquires a new form of expression, namely, hating ressentiment, which is defined as a radical and acute form of ressentiment, corresponding to the form of hatred with which a hater treats everyone in whose place he/she would like to be.
        Straipsnyje nagrinėjamas šiuolaikinis neapykantos fenomenas nyčiškosios resentimento sampratos kontekste. Daroma išvada, kad neapykanta gali būti laikoma tam tikra resentimento patirtimi. Tai patvirtina „neapykantos resentimento" sąvokos įvedimo teisėtumą, kai nekenčiantis kitų žmogus įvardijamas kaip resentimento žmogus. Nekentėjas naudoja savo destruktyvų potencialą tam, kad galėtų įžeidinėti kitus virtualioje aplinkoje ir persekiotų visus, kurių pozicijai ar nuomonei jis / ji nepritaria. Kai išeikvojami visi nepagrįstos neapykantos ištekliai, jis / ji griebiasi pasipiktinimo internete. Taigi resentimentas įgauna naują išraiškos formą - tai neapykantos resentimentas, kuris apibrėžiamas kaip radikali ir ūmi resentimento forma, atitinkanti neapykantos formą, kurią nekentėjas nukreipia į kiekvieną, kurio vietoje jis norėtų būti.
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