Diogenes' Lantern: [a project of synergetic anthropology in the contemporary humanitarian context] is a unique publication that invites readers to immerse themselves in the world of synergetic anthropology by exploring complex and multifaceted aspects of human existence. Edited by C. C. Khoruzhego, the book is a collection of articles and studies that consider topical issues of the humanities through the prism of a synergistic approach. The focus of the Diogenes Lantern is a philosophical concept based on the ideas of the ancient Greek philosopher Diogenes of Sinope, who sought truth and the meaning of life, using simplicity and directness in his reflections. This project seeks not only to preserve the legacy of philosophy, but also to adapt it to the modern challenges facing humanity. The book raises issues of identity, culture, society and their interaction in the context of globalization and technological change. Who can like this edition? First of all, the “Diogenes Lantern” will be of interest to students and teachers of humanities, philosophers, sociologists and culturalologists, as well as anyone who seeks to understand the deep processes that form modern society . The book will be an indispensable source of inspiration for those who are looking for new approaches to the study of human nature and intercultural interactions. The topics covered in the Diogenes’ Lantern cover a wide range of issues: from the analysis of modern social phenomena to philosophical reflections on the place of man in the world. The authors emphasize the importance of a synergistic approach, which allows combining different disciplines and views, creating a holistic picture. This publication not only offers theoretical concepts, but also practical recommendations on how to apply synergetic ideas in real life. The style in which the book is written differs in depth and accessibility. C. C. Khorozhiy, as an editor, managed to collect under one cover the works of various authors, each of which makes its own unique contribution to the common theme. This creates a diversity of opinions and approaches, which makes reading particularly fascinating. The book is full of examples, metaphors and philosophical reflections, which allows the reader not only to receive knowledge, but also to immerse himself in thinking about his own existence and place in the world. The Diogenes Lantern will be an important step for anyone interested in synergetic anthropology and looking to broaden their horizons in understanding human nature. Readers interested in philosophy, cultural studies and sociology will find in this book many ideas for reflection and discussion. It can become the basis for discussions in seminars, courses or simply in the circle of like-minded people. If you’re looking for books that will help you better understand modern society and its challenges, Diogenes’ Lantern is exactly the kind of publication worth reading. It will not only enrich your knowledge, but also inspire new ideas and reflections on how we can live and interact in our complex and multifaceted world.