The Anti-rationalist Turn in Modern Philosophy: Towards the 170th Anniversary of the Birth of Friedrich Nietzsche is a collection of scholarly works that is a deep and multifaceted study of philosophical ideas that have had a significant impact on modern thinking. The authors, gathered under the auspices of this project, seek to highlight various aspects of Nietzsche's philosophy, his criticism of rationalism and his influence on subsequent generations of thinkers. The book will be of interest to both professional philosophers and lovers of philosophy, students and anyone who seeks to understand how Nietzsche’s ideas shape our perception of the world. It addresses key themes such as the will to power, the concept of the superman, and the critique of traditional morality. These ideas, although they were put forward more than a hundred years ago, remain relevant and cause heated debate in modern society. The collection includes a variety of articles, each of which offers a unique look at Nietzsche's philosophy and its impact on various fields of knowledge, including psychology, sociology, and cultural studies. The authors analyze how Nietzsche's anti-rationalist ideas confront dominant rationalist paradigms, and how they can be applied to contemporary challenges such as identity crisis, postmodernism, and globalization. The book stands out for its distinctive style, which combines academic rigor with accessibility. The authors strive to convey complex philosophical ideas to a wide audience, avoiding unnecessary terminology and complex concepts, which makes the text understandable and fascinating. This makes the collection not only useful for professionals, but also attractive to a wide audience interested in philosophy and culture. The topics raised in the collection relate not only to philosophical issues, but also to broader social and cultural contexts. How Nietzsche's ideas can help us understand modern crises Environmental Disasters, social injustice and cultural conflicts? How can philosophy be applied to solve practical problems in our society? These issues become central in discussions, which are included in the . The “anti-rationalist turn in modern philosophy” is not just a tribute to Friedrich Nietzsche, but an actual and important contribution to modern philosophical discussion. The book may be recommended to those interested in philosophy, culture, sociology, and psychology. It will be an excellent addition to the library of both students and professionals seeking to broaden their horizons and deepen their understanding of philosophical ideas. If you’re looking for books like this, look for works by authors like Martin Heidegger, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Michel Foucault that also explore issues of rationality, existence, and human nature. “The anti-rationalist turn in modern philosophy” is not just a collection of articles, it is an invitation to deep reflection on how the ideas of the past can shape our future.