Philosophy for the Inquisitive

Philosophy, as is known, is not the simplest science. To understand it properly, one needs to read quite a few books and works of ancient, medieval, and modern philosophers. Andrei Lvovich Tsukanov's book Philosophy for the Inquisitive will be useful for both schoolchildren aged 12-16 and students of philological universities. It clearly explains the main branches of philosophy, fundamental concepts, and teachings of thinkers such as Laozi, Democritus, Socrates, Plato, Aurelius Augustine, Francis Bacon, and Vladimir Solovyov. You will learn about the various virtues, why one cannot enter the same river twice, why man is a thinking reed, and much, much more. For the average school age.