Nietzsche's moral philosophy often considers the greek tradition of personal excellence as a source of strength and the modern conception of morality as a facade for weakness. What does Nietzsche famously name this moral contrast.

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Nietzsche famously names the moral contrast between the greek tradition of personal excellence and the modern conception of morality as a facade for weakness as "master and slave morality". This concept is extensively discussed in his work "Beyond Good and Evil" and is a key element of his philosophy. Options A, B, and D are not relevant to Nietzsche's concept of master and slave morality.

Nietzsche's Moral Philosophy Often Considers the Greek Tradition of Personal