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>>8958367
Nietzsche - Human, All too Human
Hume - Enquiry into Human Understanding

Next Up:
Plato - Phaedrus
Viktor Frankl - Man's Search For Meaning

>>8958375
Nietzsche, huh? Not bad, have you read Beyond Good and Evil? A bit too sophistic but I didn't mind his short little words of wisdom.

'Without music, life would be a mistake'
'Where there is the tree of knowledge, there is always Paradise: so say the most ancient and most modern serpents'

Currently: Machiavelli - Il principe
Next up:
Epic of Gilgamesh
Ranko Marinković - Kiklop

>>8958410
Yes, I've read BGE. It's the type of book that begs for a re-read.

I'm not sure Nietzsche would consider sophistic as pejorative. He is just as much a rhetorician as he is a philosopher. Didn't he praise Protagoras in Gay Science, or was it Twilight? I don't remember.

Posture, posture, posture. Boring.

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Reading pic related. Just 30 pages in but I can tell that I'm going to love it.

Next probable reads:
>Casi un objeto, by José Saramago
>King Lear, by William Shakespeare
>Shakespeare and the Bible, by Steven Marx

>>8958367
The beginning of Gravity's Rainbow, the second time

Next, I'll read what's beyond the beginning

>>8958691
Right. A good book. Some working knowledge of Calculus, Theology, Quantum Physics, French, Spanish, Latin, and WWII engineering and history is required.