With this title, Taugenit Editorial launches its new collection "Illustrated Philosophy", a different and entertaining way of delving into philosophy through rigorous but close texts, accompanied by attractive illustrations. With this first book, Ethics, both advanced and new readers will be able to read the moral problems that, since ancient times, haunt the human being and that, perhaps, will never find a definitive solution.

We do not know when our ancestors first thought of themselves. When did they begin to distinguish good from evil, true from false, beautiful from ugly. When they became aware that their life is limited and that they can live it in one way or another. But the early days of human beings are long past. And it could almost be said that they are out of our reach because we lack the most important thing, what could bring us closer to those times: a common language. This book, in illustrated and very entertaining format, brings readers closer to one of the main themes of philosophy, ethics (from the Greek ēthos: character, habit, custom), from its origins to the present day. An entertaining and rigorous tour that will encourage new generations to enter the paths of philosophy.