"What is a Man? and other essays" is a collection of works by the American writer and humanist Mark Twain. In this book, the author examines a number of philosophical and social issues, questioning the nature of man, his role in society, and his relationship to the world around him. Mark Twain is known for his subtle acuity and deep understanding of human nature expressed in his writings. In this collection of essays, he takes the reader on an intellectual journey where he analyzes the notions of truth, justice and morality, provoking reflection on the deep problems of our time. "What is a Man? and other essays" is a work that leaves open questions, stimulating the reader to his own thoughts and searches for answers to complex life dilemmas. This book will be a fascinating read for anyone interested in philosophy, psychology, and a deeper understanding of human nature.