ECCE HOMO

In late 1888, Nietzsche penned his autobiography, Ecce Homo, a unique blend of self-reflection and philosophical insight. He delves into his life and intellectual evolution, examining figures like Schopenhauer, Wagner, Socrates, and Christ, whom he both admired and challenged. The work reveals his predictions about the profound effects of his philosophical revelations on societal values. Combining self-praise with self-critique, this text serves as a compelling testament to Nietzsche's core beliefs and his final thoughts before his descent into madness.