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a powerful book, it's dense and you can only drag many conclusions from it when you read other works from Nietzsche

it's dense, and obscure to some extent, but it's really eye-opener

it defied much of my established view on how Mathematics works.

this is for me the most important of the 5 books that I have read from Nietzsche

Organon, it's a compilation of Aristotle's logic works, they are the basis for the logical thought of the Western civilization, I think it's easier to read the originals than compendiums.

the book basically addresses how our current beliefs and customs, which he calls traditions, plays an important part in our hermeneutics

Inquiry into the Human Mind, by Thomas Reid is a good read and also a staunch defense of the common sense.

this book of William Alston is a good refinement if you already know some epistemology

Pirkei Avot, it's a section of the Mishnah (a part of the Talmud), it summarizes the jewish moral thought