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"Nietzsche" summarized his philosophical ideas in his book, about which he said that it is "the corridor of his philosophy."

The book Thus Spoke Zarathustra for everyone and no one

Nietzsche summarized his philosophical ideas in his book: “Thus Spoke Zarathustra,” which he said of him as “the corridor of his philosophy.” This book is rightly considered a sign of German philosophy. Although more than a hundred years have passed since its writing, its ideas still resonate greatly. So much so that some consider it one of the hundred greatest books in human history. The ideas of this book have affected several humanitarian fields such as war, politics, and art. For example: some soldiers in the First World War used to put him in their bags, and some believe that his ideas about the “superior man” represented the basis on which the Nazi ideology was based and sparked the Second World War. The impact of this book also extended to works of art, the most prominent of which was the piece by the musician “Richard Strauss”, which bore the same name as the book, and the movie “Space Odyssey” by “Stanley Kubrick”.