As a die hard fan of "Seinfeld" and a person without previous exposure to philosophical concepts, I found this book entertaining and educational.The book is a collection of essaies by different authors, using characthers and situations of "Seinfeld" for introducing us to Kierkegaard (using Kramer as an example of the aesthetic stage), Socrates (with a funny comparison to the dual role of Jerry as real person a TV show characther), the moral life and, of course, the meaning of "nothing", among other topics.Not all the chapters were equally interesting, but most of them are very enjoyable, as the style and language is never too elevated. The book includes a episode list, a chronology of philosophers (with a quote from each one, so you can rapidly get the idea of their thinking), and a brief, but funny, description of the authors.Highly recommended.