There are many wonderful books in the world in the genre of introduction to philosophy, containing selections of extracts from the works of both great thinkers of the past and modern philosophers. This little book cannot replace them, but the author still hopes that it gives the first idea of philosophy, doing it with the utmost clarity and simplicity. If, after reading it, you decide to take on the next book on philosophy, you will see for yourself how much more can be said about these problems in addition to what has been said in this edition.