This document presents a comprehensive overview of book reviews compiled for the magazine Plamen in 1967. The record is structured into several thematic sections that mirror the intellectual landscape of Czechoslovakia during the mid-1960s. The first segment, "Philosophy and the Present," highlights pivotal figures in modern European philosophy and science, including Jean-Paul Sartre, Werner Heisenberg, Erich Fromm, and Edmund Husserl, alongside works on model theory. Subsequent sections detail various anthologies and the "Otázky a názory" (Questions and Opinions) series, featuring influential works by Czech thinkers such as Vítězslav Gardavský, Robert Kalivoda, and Ivan Sviták. These contributions often address the intersection of Marxism, existentialism, and cultural meaning. The final section, "Philosophical News," covers contemporary debates on dialectics, sociology, and the potential end of ideology. Collectively, this bibliographic list illustrates the diverse philosophical and social science discourse accessible to the public during a period of relative liberalization in socialist Czechoslovakia.