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gijs's review against another edition
4.0
Nietzsche, in his annus horribilis, laying the axe at the root of morality; the master-slave relation, decadence, the will to power, the inversion of values by Christianity and his ultimate bid of a transvaluation of values; Ecce Homo never fails in kickstarting a critical rethinking of all the convictions you hold dear.
hades9stages's review against another edition
2.0
the worst kind of homo
the problem is that i like nietzsche’s philosophies but his writing is literally painful. have a break.
books about nietzsche > books by nietzsche
the problem is that i like nietzsche’s philosophies but his writing is literally painful. have a break.
books about nietzsche > books by nietzsche
rlesias's review against another edition
2.0
This is the first book from Nietzsche that I've read and I think it's a good place to start because the author himself gives a retrospective of his former books.
However it is not an easy reading. The style is very different from other philosophers. In order to really appreciate it, I have the feeling that one must read other Nietzsche's books first and then come back to this one.
However it is not an easy reading. The style is very different from other philosophers. In order to really appreciate it, I have the feeling that one must read other Nietzsche's books first and then come back to this one.