How Philosophy May Help to Deal with Disagreement

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Philosophy is sometimes perceived as an abstract and nerdy discipline dealing with problems of its own creation in an isolated chamber of the Ivory Tower. And there is some truth to this view. But philosophy can help us deal with common problems, such as the disagreements we have in our everyday lives.

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Mario Hubert
Ludwig Maximilians Universität, München

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