The thesis of Peter Sloterdijk, the vast research about the nature of man, could be understood as criticism of the story of the return of religions. It is not religion that returns, but rather-as Peter Sloterdijk documented in his extensive study-finds something very fundamental in this place: the man as he practices, such as who, through their exercises It is produced and transcends itself. "'You must change your life!' Rilke's voice heard in the Louvre is detached from its original state meantime. Within a century has penetrated the general spirit of the time, moreover, has become the latest content of communications circulating in the world . " Peter Sloterdijk, in his defense of expanding the practice area, both the individual and society, design a basic and fundamentally new anthropology. The crux of his science of man lies in the knowledge of self-education of everything human. The activity of both individual and collective acts incessantly about him and every one of them. Men are expressly exercise which embody more clearly that kind of existence: farmers, workers, soldiers, clerks, yogis, rhetorical, virtuoso musicians or models. This book brings together their training plans and performance records in an overview of the exercises that are necessary to be a man and remain so. "It is undeniable: the only fact of universal ethical importance in today's world is the recognition, diffusely growing and pervasive, that just can not continue."