For everyone who wants to know the person—
“Human, All Too Human” is a brilliant, controversial, and landmark work in the great thinker’s writing, first published in 1878. The book has the subtitle “A Book for Free Spirits.” This is a turning-point book for Nietzsche: in it he renounces his earlier idealistic theories, shifting to positions of firm skepticism, revises all of European culture, and launches a critique against his former idols—Wagner and Schopenhauer.