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Ecce Homo

Ecce Homo

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  • Author：Friedrich Nietzsche
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In late 1888， only weeks before his final collapse into madness， Nietzsche （1844-1900） set out to compose his autobiography， and Ecce Homo remains one of the most intriguing yet bizarre examples of the genre ever written。 In this extraordinary work Nietzsche traces his life， work and development as a philosopher， examines the heroes he has identified with， struggled against and then overcome - Schopenhauer， Wagner， Socrates， Christ - and predicts the cataclysmic impact of his 'forthcoming revelation of all values'。 Both self-celebrating and self-mocking， penetrating and strange， Ecce Homo gives the final， definitive expression to Nietzsche's main beliefs and is in every way his last testament。

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Nathaniel Owen ，

Having read this for the first time in many years， a review would be prudent。Nietzsche's last written work is a proper addendum and conclusion to the body of his scholarship and literature。 Unapologetically arrogant and self-assured， an infamous life well-lived comes to "Dionysus vs。 Christ。"Neitzsche is a polarizing figure but even among his admirers， Ecce Homo is arguably an unnecessary addition to the Nietsche canon。 However， it does offer some unique insight to the man's mind， even if this i Having read this for the first time in many years， a review would be prudent。Nietzsche's last written work is a proper addendum and conclusion to the body of his scholarship and literature。 Unapologetically arrogant and self-assured， an infamous life well-lived comes to "Dionysus vs。 Christ。"Neitzsche is a polarizing figure but even among his admirers， Ecce Homo is arguably an unnecessary addition to the Nietsche canon。 However， it does offer some unique insight to the man's mind， even if this insight is shrouded in artful obscurantism， irony， and copious amounts of philosophical venom。The author may not have successfully avoided the sainthood he admitted to fearing， as to this day an astute observer cannot help but notice the Nietzschean influence on postmodern scrutiny， criticism of rationalism， and acceptance of relativity。 Ecce Homo feels to be the final attempt to secure the place of the author's project: to destroy and condemn tradition and convention so mankind as we know it can be overcome。 There is no attempt here to replace the foundation that is destroyed， but rather to destroy it and watch the structure above collapse。I grant 3 stars， because it's incredibly readable and enjoyable， but still unnecessary。 。。。more

alma jannan ，

‫"أعرف قدري。。 ذات يوم سيقترن اسمي بذكرى شيء هائل رهيب؛ بأزمه لم يُعرف لها مثيل علي وجه الارض، أعمق رجة في الوعي。。。 。。。 وأشد ما يخيفني هو أن يكرّسني الناس ذات يوم كقداسة: بإمكان المرء أن يخمّن السبب الذي يدفعني إلى نشر هذا الكتاب قبل أن يحدث ذلك الأمر؛ سيكون عليه أن يحميني من أي استعمال شنيع سيّئ العواقب。 ‬。 لا أريد أن أكون قديسًا، بل أفضّل أن أكون مهرجًا。。。 ولعلني بالفعل أضحوكة。 ومع ذلك。。。 فالحقيقة هي التي تنطق من خلالي。 لكنّ حقيقتي فظيعة؛ ذلك أن الكذب هو الذي ظلّ يُدعي حقيقة حتّي الآن"الكتاب يض ‫"أعرف قدري。。 ذات يوم سيقترن اسمي بذكرى شيء هائل رهيب؛ بأزمه لم يُعرف لها مثيل علي وجه الارض، أعمق رجة في الوعي。。。 。。。 وأشد ما يخيفني هو أن يكرّسني الناس ذات يوم كقداسة: بإمكان المرء أن يخمّن السبب الذي يدفعني إلى نشر هذا الكتاب قبل أن يحدث ذلك الأمر؛ سيكون عليه أن يحميني من أي استعمال شنيع سيّئ العواقب。 ‬。 لا أريد أن أكون قديسًا، بل أفضّل أن أكون مهرجًا。。。 ولعلني بالفعل أضحوكة。 ومع ذلك。。。 فالحقيقة هي التي تنطق من خلالي。 لكنّ حقيقتي فظيعة؛ ذلك أن الكذب هو الذي ظلّ يُدعي حقيقة حتّي الآن"الكتاب يضم أجزاء متفرقة من حياته وسيرته الذاتية كذلك الأوضاع والظروف التي كتب فيها كتبه والأسباب التي أدت إلى تأليفه لهذه الكتب من ضمنها （هكذا تكلم زرادشت و الفجر وغيرها ） تحدث فيه عن الموسيقى والأصدقاء وعائلته وألمانيا وأسلوب حياته و المدن المفضلة و و و 。 
نيتشه كاتب غير عادي وفيلسوف فريد من نوعه ،أكثر مايجذبني لقراءة مؤلفاته هو رغبته كم يقول في قلب كل القيم والمفاهيم ونظرته تجاه المثاليين وقدرته على ذلك بالتأكيد ، كانت ثقته بنفسه طاغية بداخل هذا هو الإنسان وكان غريب كثيراً وهو كما عهده الجميع يكتب فيما يتعلق بالخارج عن المألوف 。اقتباس:أشفقت على نفسي وأنا أراني نحيلاً جداً وهزيلاً جداً: كان زادي العلمي خالياً تماما من كل ما هو واقعي، والمثاليات لا طائل من ورائها ！ليس الشك، بل اليقين هو الذي يقود الإنسان إلى الجنون。。。。كل من يعتقد انه فهم شيئا من كتاباتي فقد فهم منّي ما فهم طبقا لصورته الخاصّة ، وفي أغلب الأحيان شيئا مناقضا لي تماما مثل اعتباري "مثاليا" أما من لم يفهم مني أي شيء فقد أنكر حتى إمكانية أن أدخل في الحسبان 。‏"يجب على المرء أن يسدّد ثمن الخلود، يجب على المرء أن يموت مّرات عدّة بينما لا يزال حيَّا يرزق。" 。。。more

Khantian ，

based and amor fati pilled

Öykü Coşkun ，

uzuun zamandır içimde yanıp tutuşan Nietzsche merakınını karşılamak için internette herkesin bu kitapla başlayın dediği Ecce Homo ile bir giriş yaptım。 şöyle ki kendi kitapları hakkında ve kendisi hakkında görüşlerini topladığı bir kitap ve bu benim kitaplarına merakımı daha da arttırdı。 ama en büyük sorunu çoğu zaman çok da anlayamayarak ve odaklanamayarak kitabı okudum。 kendisi de söylüyor， onu anlamak baya büyük meziyet。 ileri görüşlülüğüne ve açık sözlülüğüne biraz hayranlıkla baktım aslında uzuun zamandır içimde yanıp tutuşan Nietzsche merakınını karşılamak için internette herkesin bu kitapla başlayın dediği Ecce Homo ile bir giriş yaptım。 şöyle ki kendi kitapları hakkında ve kendisi hakkında görüşlerini topladığı bir kitap ve bu benim kitaplarına merakımı daha da arttırdı。 ama en büyük sorunu çoğu zaman çok da anlayamayarak ve odaklanamayarak kitabı okudum。 kendisi de söylüyor， onu anlamak baya büyük meziyet。 ileri görüşlülüğüne ve açık sözlülüğüne biraz hayranlıkla baktım aslında。 çünkü ileride olmasını önlemek için yazdığı bir paragraf olmasına rağmen adı Hitler ile anılan， ismi ikinci dünya savaşına karışan bir insan ve gelecekten geçmişe bakıp o yazdığı satırları okumak çok garip bir histi。 ayrıca， zamanının ilerisinde olduğunu ve devrinin insanlarının （hatta belki hala bu devrin de） onu anlamadığını biliyor ve her fırsatta söylüyordu， bu da ilginç bir şekilde hoşuma gitti。 zerdüşt'ü deli dehşet merak ediyorum。 ama okumak için de doğru zamana denk gelsin istiyorum， umarım zamanında beni bulur。 。。。more

Zac Hawkins ，

No way am I intellectual enough to talk about philosophy， even one so base as Nietzsche but goddamn do I know a good parable fable when I read one。

Adam Dalva ，

Outrageous， braggadocious， sometimes brilliant， sometimes confounding - one of the strangest auto-biographies that I have read， one that sometimes soars。"It seems to us as if we have as a reward a yet undiscovered country before us whose boundaries none has ever seen， a land beyond all known lands and corners of the ideal， a world so overfull of the beautiful， strange， questionable， terrible， and divine that our curiosity and our thirst for possession are both besides themselves so that nothing Outrageous， braggadocious， sometimes brilliant， sometimes confounding - one of the strangest auto-biographies that I have read， one that sometimes soars。"It seems to us as if we have as a reward a yet undiscovered country before us whose boundaries none has ever seen， a land beyond all known lands and corners of the ideal， a world so overfull of the beautiful， strange， questionable， terrible， and divine that our curiosity and our thirst for possession are both besides themselves so that nothing can any longer satisfy us。" 。。。more

Charlene ，

Awesome book and can't wait to read the next one。 Awesome book and can't wait to read the next one。 。。。more

Søren Surlykke ，

You can tell that his madness was imminent。 It has some incredible parts， especially towards the end， but having N go through his own works in a semi-manic way isn't N at his very best， and doesn't bring too much new to the table。 Yet， a sub-par N is still amazing。3，75/5 You can tell that his madness was imminent。 It has some incredible parts， especially towards the end， but having N go through his own works in a semi-manic way isn't N at his very best， and doesn't bring too much new to the table。 Yet， a sub-par N is still amazing。3，75/5 。。。more

Louella ，

Strong， likable characters， and some to dislike as well。

Alistair ，

in progressCONTENTSINTRODUCTION viiNOTE ON THE TEXT xviiiCHRONOLOGY xxFURTHER READING xxiiiECCE HOMO - Page 1HOW ONE BECOMES WHAT ONE ISForeword - Page 3On this perfect day。。。。 - Page 7Why I am So Wise - Page 8Why I am So Clever - Page 21Why I Write Such Good Books - Page 39The Birth of Tragedy - Page 48The Untimely Essays - Page 54Human， All Too Human - Page 59Daybreak - Page 65The Gay Science - Page 68Thus Spoke Zarathustra - Page 69Beyond Good and Evil - Page 82Genealogy of Morals - Page 84Tw in progressCONTENTSINTRODUCTION viiNOTE ON THE TEXT xviiiCHRONOLOGY xxFURTHER READING xxiiiECCE HOMO - Page 1HOW ONE BECOMES WHAT ONE ISForeword - Page 3On this perfect day。。。。 - Page 7Why I am So Wise - Page 8Why I am So Clever - Page 21Why I Write Such Good Books - Page 39The Birth of Tragedy - Page 48The Untimely Essays - Page 54Human， All Too Human - Page 59Daybreak - Page 65The Gay Science - Page 68Thus Spoke Zarathustra - Page 69Beyond Good and Evil - Page 82Genealogy of Morals - Page 84Twilight of the Idols - Page The Wagner CaseWhy I am a Destiny 。。。more

Pedro Boina ，

After all this niet books， this is the pinnacle， the last glass alcohol before leaving the bar。。。 Conclusion？ The hangover is not worth it

Andres ，

Definitely provides a good segue into the rest of Nietzsche's literature。 However， my one problem with this book is Nietzsche's unrelenting attack on all of German culture。 While many of his criticisms are valid， it comes off as him automatically attacking anything and everything German。 It also feels out of place at times。 Nevertheless， the book is a very unique autobiography that does offer a lot of insight into Nietzsche's perspective on his own works， especially Thus Spoke Zarathustra。 Definitely provides a good segue into the rest of Nietzsche's literature。 However， my one problem with this book is Nietzsche's unrelenting attack on all of German culture。 While many of his criticisms are valid， it comes off as him automatically attacking anything and everything German。 It also feels out of place at times。 Nevertheless， the book is a very unique autobiography that does offer a lot of insight into Nietzsche's perspective on his own works， especially Thus Spoke Zarathustra。 。。。more

cerise ，

nietzsche criticizing christian morals for 144 pages， i cannot but only enjoy it。honestly i kinda follow his movement of thought very closely because i do not find him at all headlock and i am serious， zero influence total independence。 during my reading i had this lucidity that i probably don't have anymore because it's way too tiring for me and my physiology。 i don't know why i liked it so much but i know that i understood some fundamentals things that will be useful to me。it was great because nietzsche criticizing christian morals for 144 pages， i cannot but only enjoy it。honestly i kinda follow his movement of thought very closely because i do not find him at all headlock and i am serious， zero influence total independence。 during my reading i had this lucidity that i probably don't have anymore because it's way too tiring for me and my physiology。 i don't know why i liked it so much but i know that i understood some fundamentals things that will be useful to me。it was great because some times i just stopped at a certain point to think about what i was reading， coming up with a specific idea and then go back to my reading and read word for word what i had just said in my head just before and honestly i don’t rlly know why （again） but i felt understood by myself。 。。。more

Allyssa ，

Awesome！

Lucas ，

This is without a doubt Nietzsche' most unbearable book。 Nowhere else is the eternal repetition formulated in such intolerable manner or the eternal jubilation in that - amor fati - expound so horrendously， as something only a hero or a monster would be capable of。 Writing in this moment of sickness the unhuman task posed her seems both undesirable and impossible， that someone dreamt of climbing to such great heights and dive into those deep abysses， and with such seriousness， is maybe the expla This is without a doubt Nietzsche' most unbearable book。 Nowhere else is the eternal repetition formulated in such intolerable manner or the eternal jubilation in that - amor fati - expound so horrendously， as something only a hero or a monster would be capable of。 Writing in this moment of sickness the unhuman task posed her seems both undesirable and impossible， that someone dreamt of climbing to such great heights and dive into those deep abysses， and with such seriousness， is maybe the explanation to why Nietzsche is so alluring。 。。。more

Maria ，

no creo que fue una buenda idea empezar a leer a nietzsche desde este libro。 era un satirical work con poco developed ideas que se basa en como de great el es como es el unico que puede ver los agujeros en la religion y morality y conceptos como soul o free will， y como los alemanes son unos desgraciados sin salvacion （menos su wagner）， y como le gusta poensar que el es mas polaco y como es obvio que no tiene nada de aleman en si mismo， sin contar que crecio y nacio en alemania。 aparte de su opi no creo que fue una buenda idea empezar a leer a nietzsche desde este libro。 era un satirical work con poco developed ideas que se basa en como de great el es como es el unico que puede ver los agujeros en la religion y morality y conceptos como soul o free will， y como los alemanes son unos desgraciados sin salvacion （menos su wagner）， y como le gusta poensar que el es mas polaco y como es obvio que no tiene nada de aleman en si mismo， sin contar que crecio y nacio en alemania。 aparte de su opinion muy positiva de zaratustra， el resto de leen mas como shitty instagram captions de su greatness。 。。。more

Illiterate ，

Autobiography of a brilliant， witty， and terribly lonely man。

Dominik Pichler ，

"Er sammelt instinktiv aus allem， was er sieht， hört， erlebt， seine Summe。 Er ist ein ausgewähltes Prinzip， er läßt viel durchfallen。 Er ist immer in seiner Gesellschaft， ob er mit Büchern， Menschen oder Landschaften verkehrt:Er ehrt in dem er wählt， in dem er zulässt， in dem er vertraut"5/5Mehr gibt es dem nicht hinzuzufügen。Ich würde diesem Buch jedes Mal aufs Neue meine Zeit schenken， es immer wieder wählen， in der Hoffnung es zum Teil meiner Summe zu machen。 "Er sammelt instinktiv aus allem， was er sieht， hört， erlebt， seine Summe。 Er ist ein ausgewähltes Prinzip， er läßt viel durchfallen。 Er ist immer in seiner Gesellschaft， ob er mit Büchern， Menschen oder Landschaften verkehrt:Er ehrt in dem er wählt， in dem er zulässt， in dem er vertraut"5/5Mehr gibt es dem nicht hinzuzufügen。Ich würde diesem Buch jedes Mal aufs Neue meine Zeit schenken， es immer wieder wählen， in der Hoffnung es zum Teil meiner Summe zu machen。 。。。more

Lambert ，

Nietzsche's descriptions of events and characters was swell。 Nietzsche's descriptions of events and characters was swell。 。。。more

Aysha AlDhuhoori ，

من اقتباسات الكتاب يبدو لي أيضاً أن الكلمة الأكثر فجاجة، والرسالة الأكثر خشونة تظل أكثر فضلاً وأكثر شرفاً من الصمت。

Nik ，

This book explains well the other books， which is a good start if you ever wanted to dwell into his other works。 The ideas like in all his other books are all over the place。 Every new sentence of his is filled with a complete new idea that I couldn't fully comprehend unless I read an analyzes from other sources， which disrupts the flow of the book。 This is not an easy book to digest。 It requires your full attention to details。 I had to re-read certain chapters again and again till I fully grasp This book explains well the other books， which is a good start if you ever wanted to dwell into his other works。 The ideas like in all his other books are all over the place。 Every new sentence of his is filled with a complete new idea that I couldn't fully comprehend unless I read an analyzes from other sources， which disrupts the flow of the book。 This is not an easy book to digest。 It requires your full attention to details。 I had to re-read certain chapters again and again till I fully grasped the idea and when you do actually grasp it - you feel devastated。 a commentary on Nietzsche by Nietzsche， like God discussing his ways with himself。 。。。more

Hoffman ，

Just the right amount of humor。

Barden Ratings ，

The author has presented a number of complex characters， several of which are linked through events from the past。

Lorena Lima ，

Terrível。

Heba books ，

نيتشه عن نفسه وعن كتبه التي ألفها والتي نستشف منها طباعه المليئة بالغرور والتقديس 。كتاب قصير لكن ثقيل。لم يكن مناسبا لي。

Darius Mockus ，

Skaitant paskutines F。 Nietzsches knygas， galima suprasti kuo skiriasi filosofija， kuri rašoma pirmojo asmens perspektyvoje， nuo filosofijos， kuri rašoma trečiojo asmens perspektyvoje。 Daugelis per didelį temos susiejimą su savo asmeniu laiko trūkumu， tačiau prisimenant Nietzsches perspektyvizmo teoriją， tariamas objektyvumas tėra paslėpta subjektyvių asmeninių iliuzijų išraiška。 Kaip įmanoma išeiti iš savo sąmonės ir sukurti tikrą objektyvią filosofiją - dar nėra paaiškinęs nė vienas filosofas。 Skaitant paskutines F。 Nietzsches knygas， galima suprasti kuo skiriasi filosofija， kuri rašoma pirmojo asmens perspektyvoje， nuo filosofijos， kuri rašoma trečiojo asmens perspektyvoje。 Daugelis per didelį temos susiejimą su savo asmeniu laiko trūkumu， tačiau prisimenant Nietzsches perspektyvizmo teoriją， tariamas objektyvumas tėra paslėpta subjektyvių asmeninių iliuzijų išraiška。 Kaip įmanoma išeiti iš savo sąmonės ir sukurti tikrą objektyvią filosofiją - dar nėra paaiškinęs nė vienas filosofas。 Jeigu tokia pretenzija ir ryški， tai dažniausiai būna savęs apgaudinėjimas。 Todėl knygoje "Ecce homo" Nietsche bando pademonstruoti maksimalų sąžiningumą - būtent tikėjimo， kad įmanoma apie tikrovę pasakyti kažką objektyvaus， visišką atmetimą。 Taip jis rašė knygas nuo pat savo rašytojo karjeros pradžios， ir gyvenimo pabaigoje pritaikė metodą， kurį taikydavo tik kitiems - sau pačiam。 Taip jis rašė "Nesavalaikius samprotavimus"， kuriuose demaskuoja tam tikrus mąstytojus ir ne tik， galiausiai taip "susidorojo" su savimi。 Neigti save， bėgti nuo savęs， bijoti savęs - beprasmiška。 To nesugeba nė vienas filosofas， skiriasi tik maskuočių storiu ir apsimetinėjimo laispsniu。 Tai reiškia， kad tokiu žvilgsniu į savo darbą pasižiūrėti praverstų daug kam。 Nes beveik visi šia prasme - Nietzsches problemose。 Net rašydami formules。 。。。more

Carla Moussa ，

I cannot even begin to explain this man’s genius。 Being able to read his thoughts and be inside his mind is a true privilege。 Hats off。

Mauri Rosas ，

no entendí ni una wea

Zeynep ，

"Anlıyorsunuz ya， bu kitabı önceden çıkarıyorum ki， ilerde benim adıma ahmaklıklar yapmasınlar。" diyor Nietzsche kitabın bir yerinde。。。Böyle Buyurdu Zerdüşt， Tan Kızıllığı， Şen Bilim gibi eserlerinin de aralarında bulunduğu， her yapıtı bir başlık altında ele alıp， nasıl oluştuğunu anlattığı bölümlerden oluşuyor kitap。 Bir anlamda "kitaplarının kitabı" diyebiliriz。 :） Tabii bu yalnızca kitaplarını kendi kişisel hikayesiyle anlatışı değil aynı zamanda felsefesinin temel kavramlarını da kendi ağzın "Anlıyorsunuz ya， bu kitabı önceden çıkarıyorum ki， ilerde benim adıma ahmaklıklar yapmasınlar。" diyor Nietzsche kitabın bir yerinde。。。Böyle Buyurdu Zerdüşt， Tan Kızıllığı， Şen Bilim gibi eserlerinin de aralarında bulunduğu， her yapıtı bir başlık altında ele alıp， nasıl oluştuğunu anlattığı bölümlerden oluşuyor kitap。 Bir anlamda "kitaplarının kitabı" diyebiliriz。 :） Tabii bu yalnızca kitaplarını kendi kişisel hikayesiyle anlatışı değil aynı zamanda felsefesinin temel kavramlarını da kendi ağzından， katıksız şekilde tekrar tanıyıp anlamaya olanak tanıyan ifadelerle örülü。 Örneğin "bengi dönüş"， "üstinsan"。。。 felsefesinin ana karakterleri diyebileceğimiz Dionysos ve Zerdüşt ne anlam ifade ediyor， daha çok onun için ne anlama geliyor， anlamak için bol bol anlatım var kitapta。Hem dikkatini çekmiş filozoflara eleştirilerini， yakın ya da uzak durduğu isimleri söylüyor hem de Hristiyanlık ve Almanlara duyduğu hınç ne boyutta， tanrı nasıl bir kavram aslında。。。 gibi kişisel fikirlerini oldukça yüksek sesle yazıp açıklıyor kitabında。 Bu sebeple eserlerini okumuş biri için adeta "tamamlayıcı"， okumayanlar için "başlangıç" denilebilecek bir kitap demek mümkün; iki türlü de düşünülebilir。 Anlatım elbette son derece coşkun， sert ve net。 。。。more

Augusto Pereira ，

A parte que entendi achei muito intrigante！

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