by Friedrich Nietzsche · Editorial Edaf, S.L. · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788441442313
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In the last period of his lucid life, Nietzsche summarizes his struggle against the false conceptions that make up the tradition of Western philosophy, morality, and religion. To carry out such an attack, the philosopher decides to analyze those idols that have appeared throughout that tradition as supreme values that guide and regulate a type of behavior that corresponds to a way of life. These idols, when struck with a hammer, sound hollow; they are nothing more than will-o'-the-wisps that man himself has introduced into reality and that vanish before the attentive gaze of those who contemplate them with care and good sense. Twilight of the Idols is the sunset of the great eternal values that have dominated a civilization and a way of life, a sunset that may precede a new dawn full of promises, a change of all values.
