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The book begins with a review of Philosophy 1.0: Ancient Philosophy, a chapter that analyzes ancient thought in representative cultures; then, Philosophy 2.0: Philosophy of the Renaissance, a rebirth of thought and science, is presented; subsequently, we introduce Philosophy 3.0: Philosophy of the Enlightenment, a review of one of the most representative periods of human thought; and concludes with a presentation of Philosophy 4.0: Philosophy for a New World Order, a substantial contribution of this book, which analyzes and relates the concepts, principles, and thinkers that are shaping the future of human thought. Philosophy 4.0 is an invitation to explore the great questions of our time with a renewed perspective. This book not only retrieves the teachings of classical thinkers but also projects them into the future, integrating them with the challenges posed by globalization, environmental crisis, artificial intelligence, and the reconfiguration of human relationships in a digitized world. In these pages, the reader will find a profound reflection on the human condition in the age of automated knowledge, ethics in the time of algorithms, politics in increasingly polarized societies, and the meaning of existence in a world where virtuality and reality often blur. Philosophy 4.0 is not just a theoretical exercise, but a practical tool to navigate the complexity of our time with critical thinking and clarity. This book does not seek to provide definitive answers, but rather to open doors to new ways of thinking and questioning. Because in a world of constant change, the only certainty is the need to keep reflecting. Philosophy, now more than ever, is an indispensable ally for understanding the present and forging a more just, equitable, and humane future. The content of this book is a journey through the evolution of human thought —from ancient philosophy to 21st-century philosophy— passing through the Renaissance and the Enlightenment.