This book holds a unique significance for the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, resembling an autobiography in its content. Nietzsche explores his lifestyle, his taste in food, his favored weather, and his preferred European cities, highlighting cities like Paris and other French locales, while expressing disdain for Germany, its cities, people, and culture. True to form, Nietzsche didn't shy away from satire and critique, offering his philosophical insights with a mocking tone. The book also includes Nietzsche's responses to criticisms aimed at him, dedicating a chapter to each of his works, detailing the time of writing and their significance in his project to overturn traditional values, a mission he dedicated his life to. Translation: Asala Abu Obaida Language: Arabic Edition: 1 Size: 24×17 Pages: 174 Volumes: 1