History and Philosophy of Science . Tutorial for postgraduate students" edited by H. M. Black and C. A. Klishina is a unique work that immerses the reader in the fascinating and multifaceted world of scientific knowledge. This manual is not just a textbook; it is an in-depth study that covers both the historical aspects of the development of science and the philosophical issues behind the scientific method. In this manual, graduate students and all those interested in science will be able to find answers to the most important questions: how science has developed over the centuries, what philosophical ideas have shaped scientific thinking and how these ideas affect the modern understanding of science. The book invites the reader to consider the evolution of scientific theories, from ancient Greek philosophy to modern scientific paradigms, making it relevant to students, teachers, and researchers. The manual will be especially useful for graduate students and students who seek to deepen their knowledge in the field of history and philosophy of science. It is suitable for those who are interested not only in the practical aspects of scientific research, but also in the conceptual foundations that underlie the scientific method. Readers interested in topics such as epistemology, methodology of science, as well as philosophy and history of science, this manual will become a reference book. The book raises important topics such as the relationship between science and society, the impact of cultural and historical contexts on scientific discovery, and ethical issues related to scientific activity. These aspects make the manual not only educational material, but also a source for reflection on the role of science in the modern world. How does science shape our understanding of reality? What is its responsibility to society? These questions are certainly relevant for everyone who is interested not only in science, but also its impact on everyday life. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility of presentation, which makes complex philosophical concepts understandable to a wide audience. N. M. Black and C. A. Klishin, as experienced researchers and teachers, managed to create a text that will be of interest to both beginners in the field of science and more experienced readers. Their previous work has also earned recognition in the scientific community, which adds additional value to this tool. In addition, the manual may be useful for those who are preparing for exams, scientific conferences or just want to expand their horizons in the field of philosophy and history of science. It can be an excellent addition to the library of anyone who is interested in science, its history and philosophy. If you are looking for books on the philosophy of science, the history of science or the methodology of scientific research, the "History and philosophy of science" will be a real find for you. This guide will not only enrich your knowledge, but also help you look at science from a new, deeper perspective. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in a world where science meets philosophy, and discover many new ideas and concepts that can change your understanding of the world around you.