Human, too human

Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 - 1900) - an outstanding German philosopher, whose views and searches became extremely in demand only after his death. The philosopher of the age of the nineteenth, he became a symbol of the century twentieth. His labors - “on the other side of good and evil”, “so said Zarathustra”, “Antichrist” and, of course, “human, too human” - are known all over the world. “Human, too human” - the work is bright, controversial and symbolic for the work of the great thinker, which was first published in 1878. The work has a subtitle "Book for Free Spirit". This is a turning point for Nietzsche, in it he renounces his past idealistic theories, moving on to the positions of firm skepticism, conducts an audit of the entire European culture and collapses with criticism of former idols - Wagner and Schopenhauer.