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Acknowledgements; Introduction; Part I. Evolution: 1. The physiology of power; 2. The physiology of morality; 3. The physiology of art; Part II. Degeneration: 4. Nietzsche and the nervous age; 5. Christianity and degeneration; 6. Degenerate art; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.
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Marilyn Carpenter
reviewed Nietzsche, biology and metaphor on March 20, 2014
Nietzsche
I think this book is a good first step if you're a new manager or supervisor to let you know what your employees really think of you and the organization. I know I've heard some of these complaints in my business, from people at various levels.
I like the structure of each chapter: Examples, Problem, Psychology, Solutions. However, it just seems like its skimming the surface. If you use this along with other books and say the Manager Tools Podcast then I think it will work, but on it's own i don't think it would be effective.
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