The Philosophical Problems of Consciousness and Cognition . Textbook" edited by A. A. Martirosyan and S. A. Panina is a unique work that opens the door for readers to the world of philosophical reflections on consciousness, cognition and their interrelation. This collection, created by a team of authors, is not just a textbook, but a real encyclopedia of ideas, questions and concepts that concern the minds of philosophers for centuries. In the pages of the book you will find deep reflections on the nature of consciousness and its role in the process of cognition. What is consciousness? How does it affect our perception of the world and our understanding of reality? These questions become the basis for discussing many philosophical concepts, from classical to modern. The authors explore different approaches to understanding consciousness from dualism to materialism, from phenomenology to cognitive science. Each chapter is filled with examples that help the reader better assimilate complex ideas and theories. This book will be especially interesting for students and teachers of philosophical faculties, as well as for all those who seek to understand more deeply how the human mind works. It is suitable for those who are just beginning their journey in philosophy, and for more experienced readers who want to expand their knowledge and views on these complex but fascinating topics. The manual can also be useful to psychologists, sociologists and anyone interested in issues of human perception and cognition. One of the key topics addressed in the book is the problem of the ratio of consciousness and body .. How do these two aspects interact with each other? What is the place of consciousness in the physical world? These questions are of lively interest and discussion among philosophers and scientists, and the authors of the manual offer many points of view on this matter. The book also addresses ethical issues related to consciousness and discusses how our perceptions of consciousness affect moral and social norms. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes complex philosophical ideas understandable to a wide audience. They use many examples from everyday life and culture to help the reader see how philosophical concepts apply in the real world. This makes the book not only a textbook, but also a fascinating read for anyone interested in philosophy and psychology. If you are looking for books that address similar topics, pay attention to the works of authors such as Daniel Dennett, David Chalmers or even classics such as René Descartes and Immanuel Kant. Their work also explores the issues of consciousness and cognition, and can serve as an excellent addition to the materials presented in this manual. In conclusion, Philosophical Problems of Consciousness and Cognition is not just a textbook, but a deep and multi-layered study that makes you think about what it means to be human, how we perceive the world and how our consciousness shapes our reality. This book is worthy of attention of anyone who wants not only to learn, but also to reflect on the most fundamental issues of existence.