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Ali Shahi
Writer, translator and philosophy researcher · 4 conversations on Fuse
Ali Shahi is a writer, translator and philosophy researcher. He studied the philosophy of art and seeks to connect philosophical concepts with everyday experience through his books, translations and courses. His works include Ketab-e Nanaveshteh and Baraye Zendegi, and he has also published a Persian translation of Carlo Rovelli's Reality Is Not What It Seems.
Across several Fuse conversations, Shahi has discussed superstition, women and society, errors in thinking, individual responsibility, and the mechanisms of obedience and totalitarianism.
Conversations with Ali Shahi
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When Obedience Is Easier Than Thinking
With Ali Shahi · Writer, translator and philosophy researcher
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A Fool Repeats, but a Villain Acts
With Ali Shahi · Writer, translator and philosophy researcher
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What Is Superstition, and How Is It Produced?
With Ali Shahi · Writer, translator and philosophy researcher
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Do You Still Treat Women This Way?
With Ali Shahi · Writer, translator and philosophy researcher