A spoonful of honey will help you drink the bitterest medicine, and the help of mass culture will help you get through Kant’s web. Philosophy has had a PR problem for centuries. This series of books is designed to change this state of affairs, to show that philosophy is a part of our life, and it is needed not only to answer global questions like “To be or not to be?”, but also to answer such small questions as “ Should I watch or not watch South Park? Thinking deeply about television, movies, or music won't make you either a "dumbass" or a "complete idiot." But they can make you a philosopher, one who believes that an unexamined life is worth living, and a previously missed cartoon is worth watching. The book consists of articles by various authors (mainly associate professors and professors of the philosophy department), edited by R . Arpa.