Twilight of the Idols, The Antichrist, Ecce Homo by Friedrich Nietzsche |The Originals Unabridged Classics | Modern Philosophy | Existentialism, Critical Works on Morality, Religion, and Self

Content is not original. Same lines are repeated multiple times. Poor book print.

It looks like a note book. No page number. Awful publication. Don't buy it unless you care only about the content, philosopher's wisdom in bad print.

Twilight ha sido el Nietzsche que me ha resultado más fácil. No soy gran lector de filosofía, pero me interesa. Periódicamente me atrevo con los clásicos. He leído total o parcialmente tres libros de Nietzsche, con esfuerzo. Twilight, a partir de página 55, me ha parecido el más fácil de entender. Por supuesto que no uniformemente. Pensamientos que me parecían brillantes intercalados con otros que a lo mejor lo son, pero que a mí no me decían nada especial.Detrás está el Anticristo, que creo que es un libro libro. Al menos es tan largo como todo Twilight. Anticristo tiene argumentos que debieron ser muy provocadores en su momento, pero que su lectura hoy llama menos la atención.La presentación en Kindle no es buena. No se distingue si es un solo libro o dos. Está todo seguido.

Philosophy can be a difficult subject to digest. Depending on the author and writing style, it can be difficult to understand fully what is being conveyed and you may find yourself reading passages again and again to understand their meaning, only to still find yourself uncertain. Such is the case with Twilight of the Idols.This book summarizes some of the author’s chief views on different topics of the time and it holds back nothing as it attacks some of the popular institutions and people of the late 19th century as well as others from centuries past. Socrates, for example, gets his share of criticism and so does the whole of many of the world’s major religions. Even German culture is not without its share of negative critique and the book’s overall pessimism makes it the type of book that is certain to get some readers down.However much Twilight of the Idols might tend toward the negative, there is much to be pondered and much insight to gain. What the book refers to as idols are those beliefs that are shallow, often misguided, and that need to be weeded out, for the betterment of humankind. It could be anything from the reliance on reason to the lack of human responsibility for our existence and hence the doubtfulness of the existence of a higher being. This book attacks with force and vengeance any number of ideas and the more you read, the more you either feel disgust, intrigue, or in many cases, both.This is a relatively short book, but it can take time to read. You will find yourself going back and re- reading the material and often, you will arrive at different conclusions. This is a really good book to debate with a group of people because each person will interpret passages differently. You can really learn a lot if you discuss/debate the contents of this book with others and its ability to get you thinking is one of the sure signs of a classic read. Twilight of the Idols takes effort to read and grasp, but it’s certainly worth your trouble, whether you’re a student of philosophy or have an interest in morality and existence and want to open your mind to new, different, and often controversial ways of thinking. Yes, it tends to be pessimistic and it is certain to rile up strong emotions in many readers, but it does succeed at getting you to think. And that, alone, makes this a book to add to your reading list.

Good book but the size is very big

Nietzsche is a genius. Dealing with him causes so much growth. This book is great, i like the font size. Font is small but spacing is good and there are large margins.. so you can take notes and underline with ease but Ut won’t weigh you down at 120 pages.100% reccomend

Good condition.