An invitation to rethink the keys to Nietzsche's thinking and to establish a direct dialogue with him.

Friedrich Nietzsche is one of the great philosophical figures that have marked the intellectual course of the West. The radicalism without concessions and the boldness of his thoughts are expressed with an eloquence both poetic and scathing, which exercise, and only stylistically, an irresistible fascination. However, that same overflowing and captivating wealth of thought and word, often dispersed in apparently unconnected aphorisms causing misunderstanding in an audience that was not always ripe for reception.

To help a better understanding, the prestigious German philosopher Eugen Fink - a student of Husserl and Heidegger - wrote this structured book that guides us through the phases of Nietzschean thought, with its booms and occasions, towards the discovery of its core . In a chronological journey through the Nietzschean works, Fink reconstructs his deep ilations, and thus invites us to rethink the keys of Nietzsche's thinking and to establish a direct dialogue with him.