ECCE HOMO FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Embark on a journey into the mind of one of the most influential philosophers in history. "Ecce homo. How One Becomes What One Is" is the intellectual autobiography of Friedrich Nietzsche, which allows you to understand his life and work in a new, deeper way. Discover the thoughts and reflections of the author who revolutionized the world of philosophy.

• Intimate portrait of Nietzsche's mind
• Instructive overview of his own writing
• Interpretation of his own work by the author
• Prophetic vision of millions of copies of his works
• Paperback edition ideal for reading on the go
• Format 12x19.5 cm comfortable to hold in your hand

Ecce homo, Nietzsche's intellectual autobiography (1844-1900), was written in the last weeks of his conscious life (autumn/winter 1888), preceding the ten-year period of mental illness. Although this book bears signs of illness, it is a fascinating overview of the author's writing. In it, Nietzsche interprets his own work and determines its meaning, predicting in a prophetic vision millions of copies of his works. It is an extraordinary testimony of genius and madness.

Aletheia Publishing House puts in your hands a work that has revolutionized the way of thinking about philosophy. Nietzsche, the author of works such as "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" and "Beyond Good and Evil", presents in "Ecce homo" his view of his own life and work. This book is the key to understanding his philosophy and the influence he had on culture and human thought. It is not only an autobiography, but also a philosophical manifesto that provokes reflection and challenges established patterns of thought.

Thanks to the paperback cover and handy format (12x19.5 cm), this book is ideal to take on a trip, to read in a café or in the comfort of your own home. It is a great way to spend time in the company of one of the greatest minds in history. "Ecce homo" is a must-read for anyone interested in philosophy, psychology and the history of ideas. It is an invitation to dialogue with Nietzsche and to discover your own identity.