"Modern Western Philosophy" A. M. Beaver is not just a textbook or a collection of articles, but a fascinating journey into the world of ideas that shaped the thinking of the 20th and 21st centuries. This book will be a real discovery for those who are interested in the development of philosophical concepts, looking for answers to questions about the nature of man, the meaning of life and the place of man in modern society. Author, A. M. Bobr, a well-known researcher and popularizer of philosophy, masterfully guides the reader through the labyrinths of Western thought, from the Enlightenment to modern trends such as postmodernism, analytical philosophy and existentialism. The book "Modern Western Philosophy" covers a wide range of topics that concern the minds of modernity. It raises questions about the nature of knowledge and truth, the role of language and logic in shaping the worldview, and how philosophy responds to the challenges of technological progress and globalization. Particular attention is paid to key figures - from Kant and Hegel to Foucault and Derrida - and their influence on the development of Western thought. The author does not just retell historical facts, but creates a living canvas of ideas, showing how philosophical concepts are intertwined with modern problems, from the ethics of artificial intelligence to issues of identity and freedom. This book is ideal for students, teachers, researchers and anyone who wants to understand how the ideas underlying modern culture and science were formed. It will be of interest to readers aged 16 years and older, especially those who already have a basic knowledge of philosophy or seek to obtain them. A. M. Bobr writes in accessible language, avoiding complex terms without explanation, which makes his work attractive for beginners, as well as rich for those who are looking for deep analysis and new ideas. "Modern Western Philosophy" is not only a review of theories and concepts, but also a reflection on how philosophy helps to understand modernity and prepare for the future. The book raises topics related to the criticism of rationalism, the analysis of post-structuralism, issues of subjectivity and objectivity, as well as the role of philosophy in the formation of the humanities and social sciences. The author shows that philosophy is not only an academic discipline, but a powerful tool for understanding the world and one’s own life. Style A. M. Beaver is clear and lively, he knows how to turn complex ideas into understandable and fascinating stories. His other works, such as "Philosophy for All" and "History of Western Thought", confirm his talent in popularizing philosophy, making it accessible and interesting to a wide audience. In Modern Western Philosophy, the author uses a rich language saturated with metaphors and examples, which allows the reader not only to understand, but also to feel the spirit of the era in question. This book is a great choice for those who want to expand their horizons, to understand how the ideas that today define our view of the world were formed. It will help you to understand complex philosophical concepts, see their connection with modern problems and, perhaps, even rethink your own place in the world. "Modern Western Philosophy" A. M. Beaver is not just a textbook, but a guide to the labyrinths of thought that will inspire you to new discoveries and reflections.