The Theory of Culture, edited by H. P. Koptseva is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the world of cultural phenomena, their origins and significance in modern society. This work is a collective effort by a multitude of authors, each contributing their own unique view of culture as a phenomenon encompassing all aspects of human life. From the first pages, the reader finds himself in the center of the discussion about what culture is, how it is formed and what factors affect its development. The authors raise important questions about the interaction of culture and society, how cultural traditions are passed down from generation to generation, and how they adapt to new conditions. The book not only describes theoretical aspects, but also offers practical examples, which makes it especially valuable for students, researchers and anyone interested in cultural studies. “Theory of Culture” will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students of humanities to professional culturologists and sociologists. It can also attract the attention of those who just want to better understand the world around them and their role in it. If you are interested in philosophy, sociology, anthropology or art history, then this book will be a real discovery for you. It will help to expand the horizons of thinking and look at familiar things from a new point of view. One of the key themes addressed in the book is the interaction of culture and identity. The authors discuss how cultural codes shape our perception of ourselves and others, and how they affect social relationships. This is especially true in the context of globalization, when cultures intersect and mix, creating new forms and meanings. The book also raises questions about the role of art in culture, about how artwork reflects and shapes societal values. The style in which the “Theory of Culture” is written is distinguished by scientific rigor and accessibility. The authors strive to make complex concepts understandable to a wide audience, which makes the book not only informative, but also fascinating. They use many examples from history, literature and art, which allows the reader to easily absorb the material and apply it in their lives. N. P. Koptseva, as an editor, brought her experience and knowledge to the book, which makes it especially valuable. She is known for her work in cultural studies and sociology, and her contribution to this book is invaluable. Readers familiar with her other works will find familiar ideas in The Theory of Culture, but in a new context. If you are looking for books on cultural studies, sociology or philosophy, the Theory of Culture will be a great addition to your library. This work will not only expand your knowledge, but also help to better understand the complex processes taking place in our society. Read, reflect and discover new horizons with this unique book!