Popular British author Anthony McGowan explores the foundations of Western philosophy in a series of imaginary dialogues he has with his restless pooch Monty. Readers who have never before traveled the paths of philosophy or want to refresh their knowledge will appreciate this pleasant excursion with a friendly guide and his faithful companion. From Aristotle to Derrida, Euclid to Voltaire, Seneca to Leibniz, Socrates to Kant, all the key ideas of great thinkers have a place in this fascinating discussion! "The first three walks involve a discussion of the philosophy of morality and ethics. In the next walks, we will talk about the concept of free will and logic. Next, we discuss metaphysics: these convoluted questions about the nature of reality and existence. Further, our path will run through epistemology, or the theory of knowledge. Four walks are devoted to discussing the philosophy of science. Finally, the final chapter on the meaning of life gives a brief overview of some evidence of God's existence. Although this extensive structure is thematic in nature, as part of the discussion of each subject, we will consider what the great philosophers said about this. I hope that such a presentation will help the reader not only to understand the problem, but also to get an idea of ​ ​ the history of the development of philosophical thought."