"The Idiot: His Place in Creation and His Rights in Society" is a philosophical study that explores the nature and role of the idiot in society. In this book, the author Frederick Bateman analyzes society's attitude towards people with disabilities and exposes the nature of social prejudices. In addition, the book examines the concept of individuality and the importance of the principle of equality before the law for all members of society. "The Idiot: His Place in Creation and His Rights in Society" is an important contribution to the debate about the rights and dignity of every person, regardless of their intellectual abilities.