"Where have we come from? Epidemic as politics" is a vivid and profound work of the eminent philosopher and political thinker Giorgio Agamben. It makes everyone think ,. who are interested in modern challenges of society , the role of the state and the limits of personal freedom in the era of global crises This book is essentially a reflection on how the pandemic and related measures affect the power structure, social relations and individual responsibility, turning the epidemic into a powerful tool of political play. Agamben, known for his poignant analyses and philosophical essays, in Where Have We Come? addresses the topic of the pandemic not only as a medical phenomenon, but also as a social phenomenon that reveals the true mechanisms of power and control. The author explores how the crisis becomes an opportunity to reinforce authoritarian tendencies, as well as how it raises crucial questions about the limits of personal freedoms and the need for collective measures. The book vividly traces the idea that the epidemic is not only a biological challenge, but also a political one that requires reflection and responsible decisions. This book is ideal for readers interested in political philosophy, sociology, contemporary challenges, and ethical issues. It will be especially relevant for those who want to understand how the pandemic changes the usual ideas about democracy, freedom and public administration. The age range of readers ranges from older adolescents and young adults to adults seeking an in-depth analysis of current events and their implications for the future of society. This book is especially valuable for students, teachers, political scientists and all those who seek to understand the hidden mechanisms of power manifested in crisis conditions. “Where have we come from?” is not just a reflection on the pandemic, it is a philosophical challenge to think about how we can preserve human dignity and freedom in an environment where fear and uncertainty are used to increase control. Agamben masterfully reveals the topic, raising questions about the need to balance security and freedom, the role of civil society and the responsibility of each of us in shaping the future. In his style, there is a subtle irony, deep analysis and the ability to turn complex ideas into understandable and lively reasoning, which makes the book not only informative, but also fascinating. The peculiarity of the work is its relevance and prophetic view of the development of events, which makes it an indispensable source for those who want to be aware of modern philosophical discussions. Inspired by the works of authors such as Michel Foucault or Jean-Paul Sartre, Agamben creates a unique picture of the present, in which the pandemic becomes not only a challenge for medicine, but also a mirror for the analysis of political structures and human nature. His style is a combination of academic rigor and lively, emotional storytelling that allows the reader not only to understand, but also to feel the importance of the issues raised. “Where Have We Come From? An Epidemic as Politics” is a book that will force you to rethink your habitual views and look at global events from a new angle. It deserves the attention of all who are not indifferent to the fate of society, who are looking for answers to complex questions about freedom, responsibility and the future of humanity. The time spent reading this work will be not only an intellectual journey, but also an important step towards realizing our role in shaping the world in which we live and will live.