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German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) lived in the city of Turim in Italy from April, 1888 until January, 1889. Some of the most important texts of the great thinker, such as “Ecce Homo”, were developed during this time. In Turim, during his walks, Nietzsche observed not only the city and its inhabitants, but sought references he might broach in written themes on arts, science, and life in general. Observations, reports, aphorisms, ideas, and letters are included in the annotations in his small notebook that were the basis to develop these texts. Days of Nietzsche is a record of this, the last period of creativity of the philosopher and writer who died on the 25th of August, 1900.