Equal inequality. Concept and phenomenon of resentment. Fishman L.G.

More than a century has passed since Friedrich Nietzsche and Max Schieper talked about the phenomenon of the resentment. But does it really exist? What does the real and fictitious “aristocracy” have a real and fictional classics, from the standpoint of which social groups contesting its dominance are denounced in resentment? Maybe it’s more correct to talk not about the resentment, but about the specific, due to the position of the social position - about the “view that detects resentment”?

If the resentment still exists, then how are its modern numerous look related to classical descriptions? Did the resentment of the unleasable norm of modern societies become, and what is it connected with? This monograph addressed to political scientists, sociologists, philosophers and all the problems of transformation of modern societies is devoted to these and other questions.