This edition brings together two brilliant and absolutely explosive works by Friedrich Nietzsche, 'The Antichrist' and 'Ecce Homo,' written in 1888, a prolific year for the German philosopher. In them, he addresses those capable of being 'honest in intellectual matters to the point of cruelty,' for only such readers can endure the 'seriousness and passion' with which Nietzsche attacks Christian values ​​and overthrows the very idea of ​​Christianity. 'Ecce Homo' (of which Nietzsche wrote: 'Now, with a cynicism that will become world-historical, I am telling myself') was the philosopher's last. Then came madness.