Chigūnah misl-i fīlsuf'hā bīyandīshīm: Persian 1400

Philosophers are astonished when facing the world and raise questions about justice, friendship, time, truth, etc., but these questions cannot be answered easily, and talking about them and relating them to Everyday life is also difficult. The exercises in the book How to Think Like Philosophers will help you relate philosophy to the most concrete situations in your life and take a deeper look at the issues around you. It also helps you get a better understanding of yourself and think more about questions like: "Are you a just and fair person? Is it necessary to lie sometimes?" If you study the forty questions of this book in a row, it is as if you have passed a condensed and summarized course in philosophy, both historically and in terms of familiarity with the fields of ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, and logic.