The Nisos editions, the Society for the Study of Human Sciences, and "Topika" are celebrating our 20th anniversary this year and we are celebrating our birthday with this commemorative volume. So, we have selected the most beautiful small texts, true gems, with which the volumes of the locals close: Paul, Carol, Kleist, Freud, Heine, Hegel. We added an "extra gift" to this commemorative little volume, Benjamin's text that was published in "Politis" (one of the great losses for the public sphere and criticism).

Charming texts, provocative thinking, clear ideas - tools for unlocking a dark reality, for changing it.

The volume includes the texts:
- Gerasimos Kouzelis, Instead of a preface
- Paula Capola, Note
- Jean Paul, "People are machines of angels"
- Heinrich von Kleist, "How thoughts are gradually constructed in speech"
- Georg W. F. Hegel, "Who thinks abstractly?"
- Heinrich Heine, "History of religion and philosophy in Germany"
- Lewis Carroll, "What the Tortoise Said to Achilles"
- Sigmund Freud, "Humor"
- Walter Benjamin, "On the Concept of History"