V.V. Tselishchev's book "Philosophical Schism" presents materials based on the split of 20th century philosophy into analytical and continental branches, in particular, the views and some biographical episodes of the founding fathers G. Frege, B. Russell, J. Moore and F. Ramsey. L. Wittgenstein of both periods is singled out in a separate section. An unusual vision of the problems of analytical philosophy is presented by J. Hintikka, H. Putnam, J. Hacking. The problem of borrowing other people's ideas is considered by the example of S. Kripke. Sharp criticism by the analytical philosophers of continental philosophers - M. Heidegger, W. Eco, French structuralists and J. Derrida - is quite combined with the self-irony of the critics themselves. The essence of the split is revealed in the confrontation between R. Karnap and M. Heidegger.