Philosophical Problems of Classical and Nonclassical Physics: A Modern Interpretation, edited by C. In. Illarionov is a fascinating and deep collection of articles that immerses the reader in the world of philosophical reflections on physics. In this edition , the Russian Academic Society of Sciences and the Institute of Philosophy , authors seek to highlight complex and multifaceted issues, at the intersection of science and philosophy , What makes a book relevant for professionals , For the general public, interested in modern scientific concepts. In the pages of this book, the reader will find many topics that raise important philosophical questions concerning both classical and nonclassical physics. The authors explore concepts such as the nature of time, space, causality, and determinism, and consider the philosophical implications of quantum mechanics and relativity theory. These topics are not only of interest to physicists, but also touch on broader philosophical discussions, making the book a valuable resource for students, faculty, and anyone seeking to understand how physics affects our perception of the world. The book will be especially interesting for those who are fond of science and philosophy, as well as for those who are looking for answers to complex questions about the nature of reality. Students and graduate students studying physics or philosophy will find in it useful ideas and inspiration for their research. It will also be useful for teachers who want to expand their knowledge and views on the subject they teach. Readers interested in the topics of science and philosophy will be able to gain new perspectives and deepen their knowledge of how the two areas interact with each other. The style of the authors is clear and accessible, which allows complex concepts to be understood even by those who are not specialists in the field of physics. Each article is written with love for the subject and the desire to convey to the reader the importance of philosophical reflection in scientific practice. This makes the book not only a tutorial, but also a fascinating reading for anyone who wants to expand their horizons. Other notable works that may be of interest to readers include Quantum Mechanics and Philosophy and Physics and Metaphysics: The Limits of Science. These books also explore the intersections of science and philosophy, which highlights the importance and relevance of the topics raised in the collection edited by Illarionov. The book "Philosophical problems of classical and non-classical physics: a modern interpretation" is not just a collection of articles, but a real intellectual laboratory where ideas and concepts intersect, new thoughts are born and old ones deepen. It will be a reliable companion for all who seek to understand how physics shapes our perception of the world and what philosophical questions arise in the process of this understanding. If you are looking for a deep and meaningful reading that will make you think about the nature of reality, this book is right for you.