The book “Spaces, Times, Symmetry” by Boris Alexandrovich Rosenfeld is a fascinating journey into the world of mathematics and physics, which will not leave indifferent any reader interested in science and its philosophical aspects. This work is not just a textbook, but a real encyclopedia of ideas that shape our understanding of space and time. Rosenfeld, known for his deep reflections on mathematics and its role in human life, raises important questions about symmetry, the structure of space and time, and how these concepts affect our perception of reality. From the first pages, the reader plunges into a world where mathematics and physics are intertwined with philosophy. The author uses accessible language to explain complex ideas, making them understandable even to those who do not have deep knowledge in these areas. The book deals with topics such as geometric structures, symmetry in nature and art, and their impact on scientific discoveries. Rosenfeld masterfully demonstrates how symmetry permeates all aspects of our world from molecules to galaxies, from works of art to architecture. This book will be especially interesting for those who are fond of science, mathematics and philosophy. Students, graduate students and teachers will find in it many useful ideas and concepts that will help deepen their understanding of the subject. However, “Spaces, Times, Symmetry” is not limited to academic audiences alone. Fans of scientific literature who want to expand their horizons will also find in it a lot of fascinating facts and ideas for reflection. The book will be of interest to readers of all ages, from high school students to seniors who want to understand how the world around them works. The topics raised in the book raise many questions and reflections. How does symmetry affect our perception of beauty? How does it manifest itself in nature and art? Why is understanding space-time structures so important for science? Rosenfeld not only answers these questions, Then he asks the reader to think about it.......... [ by engaging him in a dialogue about the essence of reality. This makes the book not only informative, but also philosophically rich. Rosenfeld's style is clear and logical. He is able to explain complex concepts in simple language, which makes his works available to a wide audience. In his other famous works, such as Mathematics and Art and Philosophy of Science, there is also a desire to combine science and art, which is his distinctive feature. In Spaces, Times, Symmetries, this approach reaches its climax, creating a unique synthesis of knowledge that inspires further research and reflection. If you are looking for a book that will not only expand your knowledge of mathematics and physics, but also make you think about the philosophical aspects of these sciences, "Spaces, Times, Symmetry" will be an excellent choice. It opens up new horizons of understanding and offers readers a unique opportunity to look at the world through the lens of symmetry and the structures that shape it. This book is not just a reading, it is an invitation to reflect on how we perceive reality and how science can help us better understand its complex and multifaceted aspects.