The book "Disputes about the past as the design of the future" is a fascinating and in-depth study that invites the reader to the world of historical discussions and their impact on modernity and the future. The author, who remains anonymous, creates a unique platform for reflection on how our interpretations of the past shape our views on the development of society, culture and politics. This book is a real storehouse of ideas for those interested in history, sociology and philosophy, as well as for those who seek to understand how historical disputes and interpretations can become tools for building a more conscious future. “Disputes about the past as designing the future” reveals to the reader a complex network of dialogues in which history appears not only as a set of facts, but also as a dynamic process filled with contradictions, interpretations and ideas. The author masterfully shows how different views on the past be it national myths, historical reconstructions or critical rethinkings influence the formation of identity, values and political decisions. The book emphasizes the importance of a critical approach to historical sources and the need for informed choice in the interpretation of events, because these interpretations can be the foundation for building a future based on understanding and dialogue. This book is ideal for readers interested in history, cultural studies, political science and philosophy. It will be of particular interest to students, educators, researchers, and anyone seeking answers to questions about how the past shapes our present and what we can do to use historical knowledge for the benefit of the future. Age audience - from senior schoolchildren and students to adults seeking a deep understanding of the processes occurring in society Fans of analytical thinking, connoisseurs of intellectual discussions and those who are looking for new approaches to the study of history will find in this book a source of inspiration and new ideas. The author, whose name remains unknown, has a special style - he combines academic rigor with a lively, fascinating style of presentation. His approach resembles a dialogue in which each argument is supported by examples and analytical reflections, which makes reading not only cognitive, but also exciting. In his other works, similar themes can be found - reflections on the role of history in shaping the modern world, on the need for critical thinking and on how the past can become a powerful tool for designing the future. Controversy about the Past as Designing for the Future is a book that not only broadens the horizons of knowledge, but also encourages active participation in a dialogue about how we can use historical knowledge to create a more just and informed world. It is worthy of attention by those who value intellectual challenges, seek new ideas, and want to understand how history can become a powerful tool for shaping a future based on understanding, respect, and dialogue. This book is a real challenge for those who are not afraid to think about difficult issues and are ready to rethink their views on the past and the future.