Some of the most moving and ridiculous things that Nietzsche wrote, and which are contained in his “autobiography,” “Ecce Homo,” follow from his repudiation of all things German.

A PHILOSOPHER'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY; " Ecce Homo," Nietzsche's Last Work, Directed Against Everything Christian, Appears in a Luxurious Edition. - The New York Times Supported by SKIP ADVERTISEMENT 1 ...

TWENTY years after Friedrich Nietzsche's death a book of philosophical essays by him has been printed in Germany. It is entitled "Ecce Homo," and was written within a space of three weeks during ...

Ecce homo, ecce homosexual Noel Malcolm reviews Zarathustra's Secret by Joachim Köhler tr by Ronald Taylor. By Noel Malcolm 28 April 2002 • 12:00am ...

Nietzsche lived in a sort of provincial isolation, passing, according to the season, between Switzerland, northern Italy, and the south of France; he suffered from ill health, enduring digestive ...