The book "Meister Eckhart" by Kurt Flasch offers a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the life and teachings of the significant philosopher and theologian Meister Eckhart, who lived in the 13th century. Flasch, who wrote a new comprehensive account on the occasion of Eckhart's 80th birthday, illuminates Eckhart's radical way of thinking and linguistic power. By considering the intellectual environment of his time, a nuanced picture of the philosopher is drawn. The work invites readers to engage with Eckhart's thoughts and explore his writings. Flasch addresses all relevant works of Eckhart and connects them with biographical and historical contexts, which facilitates the understanding of the complex subject matter. This book is suitable for those interested in philosophy and religion, as well as for students who wish to grapple with the profound questions of life and spirituality.