Ecce Homo

Friedrich Nietzsche's reflection on his life and philosophical contributions offers a unique autobiographical perspective, written shortly before his mental decline. In this final work, he critiques his major writings and provides a candid view of himself as both a thinker and an individual. With a blend of self-deprecation and sardonic wit, Nietzsche addresses his philosophical adversaries and reaffirms his rejection of Christian morality, emphasizing the futility of suffering. This edition includes an introduction by Anthony M. Ludovici and an appendix featuring some of Nietzsche's last poetry.