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Having written more than thirty books - from the first one, The Belly of the Philosophers (1989), to the Treatise of Atheology (Ukrainian edition, 2010) - the famous French philosopher Michel Onfre decided to collect his most important ideas in one book. In this Hedonistic Manifesto, the philosopher shares his worldview, political, and existential beliefs.

How to think like an artist? Is it possible to substantiate ethics in the field of aesthetics? What is the place of Dionysus in a civilisation subjugated to the rule of Apollo? What is the nature of the relationship between hedonism and anarchism? How to apply philosophical ideas in practice? What can the human body expect from postmodern biotechnology? What is the relationship between the biography of a thinker and his texts? How are philosophical myths formed? How to de-Christianise Western thought? Are new forms of community possible? These and other questions are addressed in the book.

For a wide range of readers.