The book "Self-Deception" by Simone Neuber offers an in-depth analysis of the philosophical debate on self-deception from a historical perspective. The author examines the early theoretical approaches to this phenomenon and highlights the challenges associated with defining and understanding self-deception. Through a critical engagement with relevant philosophical texts, a comprehensive picture of the topic is drawn. Neuber, who studied philosophy and modern English literature in Tübingen and earned her doctorate there, brings her expertise to the discussion and provides readers with valuable insights into the complex moral philosophical questions that accompany self-deception. This work is aimed at anyone interested in the philosophical dimensions of self-perception and deception.