Archive - Max Jackson

The Good Son's Revenge

What Nietzsche and Jesus both get right about ressentiment

Aug 6 •

July 2025

Nietzsche’s Lost Portrait of Christ

Jesus, Nietzsche, Recovery - all three saying Yes to everything

Jul 31 •

Case Notes: Your Past Is on the Guest List

A story about telling a new story

Jul 29 •

Concept Clinic: Nietzsche's "Active Forgetting"

Insights from a thinker not typically associated with "serenity"

Jul 24 •

Concept Clinic: "Aufhebung"

The cancel-preserve-elevate secret behind truth-telling transformation

Jul 22 •

Principles Before Positionalities

Alcoholics Anonymous in the Age of Moral Performance

Jul 15 •

Do Relationships Need Freedom Too?

Autonomy, Attachment, and the Tragedy of Finitude

Jul 4 •

June 2025

May 2025

HOT New Self-Help Trend: 19th Century German Philosophy

Or: Hegelian Freedom as Owning our Deeds

May 4 •

January 2025

The Second Son and the Bitter Virtue of Resentment

A secular lesson in a Christian parable

Jan 24 •

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