Fīlsūfi dar ta'mīrgāh: Persian 1400

A philosopher/mechanic's wise (and sometimes funny) look at the challenges and joys of working by hand. The book A Philosopher in the Repair Shop is written by Matthew B. Crawford. This book, which quickly became a bestseller, succeeds in capturing readers' attention with a fundamental (and timely) reassessment of the merits of skilled manual labor. The author of this book, from the economic and psychological point of view, questions the educational necessity of turning everyone into a "knowledge worker" based on the incorrect separation of thinking from action. Using his experiences as an electrician and mechanic, Crawford has made an amazing statement of self-confidence and tries to teach us how to live more concretely and realistically in this increasingly abstract world. In this challenging book, Crawford talks about the importance of manual labor and defines the value of labor for us readers. As a person who after finishing his studies as a mechanic in his repair shop, he helps us to look at the world around us in a different way, as well as what we and others do in society. Kamil Sohani translated the book of a philosopher in the repair shop. This book has been published by Turman Publishing House.