Ecce Homo: How One Becomes What One Is

Nietzsche traces his intellectual development from birth of tragedy to ecce homo itself. His pride in his own work is glaringly obvious. With that said, being reprimanded for writing as if you believed your life work was of value is something that ought to be responded with by a laugh. Short but good.

Perfect!

Not the best of books.Gets really draggy in the middle and his continuous rebuke for German culture is laborious.

Good

The words are easy to read though there is a vast amount of ambiguity in the translation and understanding of the pages.

A great read from a great man.

Perfect thanks

I can’t believe I spent almost $8 on this. The book looks and feels like a free pamphlet, there are one inch borders around the text forcing there to be a tiny font, and the cover looks like it was designed in MS Paint in 5 minutes. I could understand this if the book was $3, but for $8 I really expected more.

Quite a fascinating book. Read some of hos works before though as this book presuposes a lot of prework. Very good read nevertheless.