Published in 1888, it is subtitled How One Becomes What One Is. The penultimate section is entitled "Why I am Fatality," and discusses the author's "yea-saying" works and philosophies. This section is followed by "An Attempt at Self-Criticism," in which the author chides himself in such a manner as to reveal his greatness. 
Published in 1888, it is subtitled How One Becomes What One Is. The penultimate section is entitled "Why I am Fatality," and discusses the author's "yea-saying" works and philosophies. This section is followed by "An Attempt at Self-Criticism," in which the author chides himself in such a manner as to reveal his greatness. The first three sections are more famous and include "Why I am So Wise," "Why I am So Clever," and "Why I Write Such Excellent Books," which discusses such works as The Gay Science and Human, All Too Human. FTP, identify this autobiography by Friedrich Nietzsche.
Published in 1888, it is subtitled How One Becomes What One Is.
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