"Ecce Homo" was written by Nietzsche in 1888, just weeks before his final collapse. It is one of the most peculiar and interesting works of autobiographical literature. In this work, Nietzsche reflects on his life, his work, and his evolution as a philosopher. He examines the heroes with whom he identified, whom he battled, and ultimately overcame - such as Schopenhauer, Wagner, Socrates, and Christ - and anticipates the cataclysmic impact of the 'imminent revelation of all values.' "Ecce Homo" is simultaneously self-admiring and self-mocking, penetrating and bizarre, giving the definitive and conclusive expression to Nietzsche's main beliefs.

Pages: 144

Dimensions: 13x13cm