Nietzsche is considered one of the most important philosophers in the history of philosophy. He himself, of course, would reject the term, as he did not belong to any philosophical system, did not seek to complete any philosophical map, did not adhere to any belief, not even his own, and did not seek followers. Nietzsche put his own existence at risk in order to dedicate himself, with a free spirit, to the relentless eternal pursuit of truth. His relationship with truth was an insatiable and inexhaustible passion. "How much truth can a spirit endure, how much truth does a spirit dare?"

This question was for him the true measure of all values.

In this book, which contains some of Nietzsche's most famous and provocative texts, the reader can appreciate the inexhaustible power of his thinking and admire its unparalleled originality.