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Babak Abbasi's essay 'Philosophy and Living in Hard Times'

When philosophy is understood as a way of life, it can offer an answer for living through hard times. The Stoic school, by distinguishing between what is within our control and what is not, proposes a path to resilience and a virtuous life.

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Babak Abbasi's essay 'Philosophy and Living in Hard Times'

Babak Abbasi's essay 'Philosophy and Living in Hard Times'

Hassan Bolouri's Article 'The Principle of Causality?'

Yaser Mirdamadi, “Philosophy in Hard Times: Hope for No Miracle from Philosophy”

Mahmoud Moghaddasi's lecture “What Is Philosophical Counselling?”

Mehdi Ghafourian's essay “What Is Philosophy? (Introducing Philosophy to the Uninitiated)”

“Philosophy, Society and Peace” panel with Mostafa Malekian, Sedigheh Vasmaghi and Maghsoud Farasatkhah at the City Discourse House (Vartan House)

Is Philosophy Just Harder Than Science? by David Papineau

The Essay “Philosophy and the Vicious Cycle of Suffering” by Pezhman Ranjbar

The Second Summer School of the Science Studies Group at the Iranian Institute of Philosophy, Entitled “Relativism and Its Critics: Science, Philosophy, and Ethics”