Philosophy for Gen Z

At 2:30 PM on December 13th, at the German House (33 Le Duan Street, Saigon Ward, Ho Chi Minh City), the Ho Chi Minh City branch of the Vietnam Women's Publishing House and the Goethe Institute jointly organized an exchange program with the theme "German Philosophy and Thinking - Sharing with Gen Z".

The program features the participation of Professor Dr. Thai Kim Lan, scholar Thomas Wildgruber, and is led by Dr. Khiem Nguyen.

For young people, philosophy is sometimes associated with dry, academic images, thick books, and boring classes. But if we slow down a bit, we'll see that philosophy is actually present in every small choice we make.

Philosophical thinking will contribute to providing young people with a solid mental framework: building clear personal values, healthy skepticism, and maintaining calmness and coherence under pressure.

And most importantly, young people will realize that philosophy is not just found in books; it can become a driving force to help them become more steadfast, wiser, and freer on their own journey of self-growth.

At the program, young people will have the opportunity to listen to speakers share how they use philosophical thinking to understand themselves and the world ; ask questions, debate, and challenge others; and connect with other young people...

QUYNH YEN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/triet-hoc-cho-gen-z-post828450.html