Carlos A. Segovia is an independent British-Spanish philosopher working on the contemporary debate on contingency and worlding. Among his publications are Dionysus and Apollo after Nihilism: Rethinking the Earth–World Divide (2023) and Guattari Beyond Deleuze: Ontology and Modal Philosophy in Guattari’s Major Writings (2024).

• Abbreviations — Figures, Text Boxes, and Tables — 1. Introduction — Nietzsche, Apollo, and the Earth — 2. Swimming at the Confluence of Several Rivers — Philology, Aesthetics, Cultural History, Philosophy, and Mythology in the Young Nietzsche — 3. Unearthing Nietzsche’s Pre-Dionysian Apollo—Apollo and the Earth in the Elegies of Theognis of Megara and Their Hesiodic Subtext — 4. The Making of Nietzsche’s Dionysian Worldview—Or, Nietzsche’s Philosophy of Tragedy and His Re-conceptualization of Apollo — 5. The Twilight-Happy Whose Souls Are Lured by Flutes to Every Maelstrom—Nietzsche’s Dionysian Apotheosis and the Erasure of Apollo in the Third Part of Zarathustra — 6. Leaning against the Earth Weary of Long Journeys and Uncertain Seas: Nietzsche’s Apollonian Truce and the Symbolic Elusion of Dionysus in the Fourth Part of Zarathustra — 7. Of Vines, Gorgons, and Shields: Nietzsche’s 1883 Fragment on Athena and Dionysus-Letters in Apocalyptic Perspective — 8. Of Paradises, Infernos, Limbos, and the Otherwise: Nietzsche’s Pre-Dionysian Apollo beyond Deconstruction, Post-Structuralism, Speculative Realism, and New Materialism — 9. Appendix: Figures (diagrams) — Bibliography — Index

Carlos A. Segovia is an independent British-Spanish philosopher working on the contemporary debate on contingency and worlding. Among his publications are Dionysus and Apollo after Nihilism: Rethinking the Earth–World Divide (2023) and Guattari Beyond Deleuze: Ontology and Modal Philosophy in Guattari’s Major Writings (2024).

• Abbreviations — Figures, Text Boxes, and Tables — 1. Introduction — Nietzsche, Apollo, and the Earth — 2. Swimming at the Confluence of Several Rivers — Philology, Aesthetics, Cultural History, Philosophy, and Mythology in the Young Nietzsche — 3. Unearthing Nietzsche’s Pre-Dionysian Apollo—Apollo and the Earth in the Elegies of Theognis of Megara and Their Hesiodic Subtext — 4. The Making of Nietzsche’s Dionysian Worldview—Or, Nietzsche’s Philosophy of Tragedy and His Re-conceptualization of Apollo — 5. The Twilight-Happy Whose Souls Are Lured by Flutes to Every Maelstrom—Nietzsche’s Dionysian Apotheosis and the Erasure of Apollo in the Third Part of Zarathustra — 6. Leaning against the Earth Weary of Long Journeys and Uncertain Seas: Nietzsche’s Apollonian Truce and the Symbolic Elusion of Dionysus in the Fourth Part of Zarathustra — 7. Of Vines, Gorgons, and Shields: Nietzsche’s 1883 Fragment on Athena and Dionysus-Letters in Apocalyptic Perspective — 8. Of Paradises, Infernos, Limbos, and the Otherwise: Nietzsche’s Pre-Dionysian Apollo beyond Deconstruction, Post-Structuralism, Speculative Realism, and New Materialism — 9. Appendix: Figures (diagrams) — Bibliography — Index

Carlos A. Segovia is an independent British-Spanish philosopher working on the contemporary debate on contingency and worlding. Among his publications are Dionysus and Apollo after Nihilism: Rethinking the Earth–World Divide (2023) and Guattari Beyond Deleuze: Ontology and Modal Philosophy in Guattari’s Major Writings (2024).

• Abbreviations — Figures, Text Boxes, and Tables — 1. Introduction — Nietzsche, Apollo, and the Earth — 2. Swimming at the Confluence of Several Rivers — Philology, Aesthetics, Cultural History, Philosophy, and Mythology in the Young Nietzsche — 3. Unearthing Nietzsche’s Pre-Dionysian Apollo—Apollo and the Earth in the Elegies of Theognis of Megara and Their Hesiodic Subtext — 4. The Making of Nietzsche’s Dionysian Worldview—Or, Nietzsche’s Philosophy of Tragedy and His Re-conceptualization of Apollo — 5. The Twilight-Happy Whose Souls Are Lured by Flutes to Every Maelstrom—Nietzsche’s Dionysian Apotheosis and the Erasure of Apollo in the Third Part of Zarathustra — 6. Leaning against the Earth Weary of Long Journeys and Uncertain Seas: Nietzsche’s Apollonian Truce and the Symbolic Elusion of Dionysus in the Fourth Part of Zarathustra — 7. Of Vines, Gorgons, and Shields: Nietzsche’s 1883 Fragment on Athena and Dionysus-Letters in Apocalyptic Perspective — 8. Of Paradises, Infernos, Limbos, and the Otherwise: Nietzsche’s Pre-Dionysian Apollo beyond Deconstruction, Post-Structuralism, Speculative Realism, and New Materialism — 9. Appendix: Figures (diagrams) — Bibliography — Index