Friedrich Nietzsche: The Gay Science

Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm; Nauckhoff, Josefine; Del, Adrian

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“…The core aspect to discuss in the conceptual framework PSEPM is the use of the three proposed judgment principles (willingness for repetition, o excessive negative outcome, and no evidently better alternative), which help to narrow the discussion about the overall impact of a complex project. As stated earlier, the supporting theory is not part of the scope of this article, but it is grounded in the theory of project success, stakeholder theory, and classical philosophical insights of Nietzsche (1882), Turing (1956) and Rawls (1971). These are principles and not formulas with weighing scores, which means that they are meant to be discussed, complemented between each other, and adjusted to specific contexts, where some could be applicable and some not.…”

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Ex-post impact evaluation of PPP projects from multiple stakeholder perspectives: a toll road case

Oliveros-Romero

Aibinu

2023

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PurposeThis study aims to develop an ex-post impact evaluation method for public-private partnership projects (PPP) that addresses one of its main difficulties: the multiplicity of perspectives and stakeholders that exist in these projects.Design/methodology/approachThis study first developed a conceptual evaluation framework called ‘Project Success Evaluation Pyramid Model’ (PSEPM) that was designed using a Design Science approach. Second, an impact evaluation method was designed based on the PSEPM. This evaluation method was tested and refined using three PPP projects. This article presents the refined conceptual model PSEPM, the evaluation method and one of the three tests: the PPP toll road.FindingsThe impact evaluation method describes how to evaluate the impact of an existing mega project from the perspective of multiple stakeholders and isolate the impact of the procurement method. Its application in practice is demonstrated with a PPP toll road project in Chile, in which 11 stakeholders were identified. Issues such as city segregation, deficient business model, the relevance of infrastructure availability, and deficient service-fee strategy were identified in the project. The evaluation method provides a judgement about the use of the PPP procurement method and about the overall impact of the project, reconciling the stakeholder perspectives.Originality/valueThe use of this approach could give greater clarity and legitimacy to the discussion over the use of PPPs by evaluating existing projects beyond the use of traditional time and cost measurements. Its originality is the systematic recognition and identification of stakeholder motives, purposes, and judgements over a project.

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Ex-post impact evaluation of PPP projects from multiple stakeholder perspectives: a toll road case

Oliveros-Romero

Aibinu

2023

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“…As Nietzsche writes in The Gay Science, "The poison from which the weaker nature perishes strengthens the strong man -and he does not call it poison" (43). 46 Perhaps unconsciously, I suspect Papa Preston was a major inspiration for this chapter, the person who always insisted that honey was the universal miracle cure (long before scientists demonstrated that, for example, eating local honey helps with allergies from local flora). And who kept his hives in white wooden drawers, much like the hives of Dickinson's poems, hidden and buzzing in the drawers of her bedroom furniture.…”

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The Self-Swarm of Artemis: Emily Dickinson as Bee/Hive/Queen

Hall¹

2022

TRA

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Despite the ubiquity of bees in Dickinson's work, most interpreters denigrate her nature poems. But following several recent scholars, I identify Nietzschean/Dionysian overtones in the bee poems and suggest the figure of bees/hive/queen illuminates as feminist key to her corpus. First, (a) the bee's sting represents martyred death; (b) its gold, immortality; (c) its tongue, the "lesbian phallus"; (d) its wings, poetic power; (e) its buzz, poetic melody, and (f) its organism, a joyful Dionysian Susan (her sister-in-law and love interest) to Emily's flower. Second, the hive represents her indivIdual poems (with slants/dashes as stingers, wings as hymn meter, honey as rhymes, variant words as exiled bees, and accompanying flowers their Darwinian coevolution with bees), constituting her writing persona as a multi-voiced self-swarm, as organized in the apiary of her letters and fascicles. And third, the queen represents her Western cultural and religious inheritance wherein bees are symbols of the soul, reincarnation, poetic-philosophical vocation, and a Nietzschean, trans-Dionysian naturalist ontology-symbolized by apiarian Artemis.

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“…And, all in all and on the whole: some day I want only to be a Yes-sayer. 12 This announcement addresses our problems with a decisive appearance of a concept of transvaluation: the greatest and most actual is amor fati. It takes the form of a desired interpretation of the necessary as beautiful.…”

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Transvaluation and The Practice of Metaphysics

Goodchild

2023

The Heythrop Journal

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This article aims to develop transvaluation as a practice of metaphysical thinking. Jesus, Anselm, Nietzsche, and Deleuze have been selected and juxtaposed, for all their contrasts, as paradigmatic thinkers of transvaluation. Jesus offers the best paradigm for transvaluing what matters, what is sincere, and what is trustworthy: his response to a dispute among his disciples poses the problem that changes the signification, value, and binding force of thought. The metaphysical purport of Jesus's problem is clarified by Anselm's restatement of it, set against the backdrop of the contemplative spirituality expressed in the first chapter of Anselm's Proslogion. Anselm leaves us with a pair of problems: what is that than which none greater can be conceived? What is that whose very thought involves existence? These problems provide a context for rethinking the paradigms of transvaluation presented in Nietzsche's writing. Yet it was Deleuze who first presented transvaluation as an explicit method in his interpretation of Nietzsche, describing a metaphysics arising in and through critique. His method may itself be given a transvalued significance oriented, in turn, by the problems presented by Jesus and Anselm.

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Friedrich Nietzsche: The Gay Science

Cited by 85 publications

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Ex-post impact evaluation of PPP projects from multiple stakeholder perspectives: a toll road case

Ex-post impact evaluation of PPP projects from multiple stakeholder perspectives: a toll road case

The Self-Swarm of Artemis: Emily Dickinson as Bee/Hive/Queen

Transvaluation and The Practice of Metaphysics

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