The book “13 Experiments on Lenin” by Slavoj iek is an exciting and provocative study that offers readers a unique look at the figure of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and his influence on modernity. iek, a well-known philosopher, cultural critic and theorist, masterfully combines elements of psychoanalysis, Marxism and cultural theory, creating a text that not only informs, but also makes you think about complex issues of politics, ideology and human nature. In 13 Experiments, iek not only analyzes historical events and ideas related to Lenin, but also questions the usual ideas about revolution, power and freedom. He sees Lenin as a symbol of radical change, able to inspire new forms of struggle and resistance in the modern world. Each of the thirteen "experiences" is a separate chapter, in which the author uses different approaches and methods to reveal the versatility of Lenin's heritage. The reader is immersed in the world of philosophical reflection, historical parallels and cultural references, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers of humanities to anyone interested in politics, history and philosophy. iek appeals to those who are ready for in-depth analysis and critical reflection, as well as to those who are looking for new ideas and inspiration for an active citizenship position. The age category of readers can vary from 18 years and older, as the book touches on serious and sometimes provocative topics that require the ability to analyze and critically perceive information. The topics raised in the “13 experiments on Lenin” are still relevant today. Zizek explores how Lenin's ideas can be applied to contemporary social and political movements, including issues of class struggle, identity, and globalization. He asks important questions about how we can rethink revolution when traditional forms of protest and resistance lose their power. The book makes us think about what it means to be a “revolutionary” in the 21st century, and how we can use Lenin’s legacy to create a more just and equitable society. The style of Slavoj iek is a combination of deep philosophical reflections with vivid examples from pop culture and everyday life. His ability to connect complex ideas with accessible language makes his works attractive to a wide audience. Readers familiar with his other works, such as "The Unpleasant Truth about Love" or "Paradoxical Idealism", will find in "13 Experiments on Lenin" a familiar and fascinating manner of presentation, full of unexpected twists and witty observations. 13 Experiments on Lenin is not just a book about the past, it is a call to action and reflection on the future. It prompts us to reassess our perceptions of politics, ideology, and human relationships in a changing world. If you are looking for a book that challenges your beliefs and opens up new horizons of understanding, then Slavoj iek’s 13 Experiments on Lenin will be an excellent choice. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this fascinating and deep text that will leave you with many questions and new ideas.