• #17 Stephen Danilovich: From Canada to Iraq, exploring Existentialism, Philosophy, and Fitness

  • Aug 19 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 18 mins
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#17 Stephen Danilovich: From Canada to Iraq, exploring Existentialism, Philosophy, and Fitness

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  • In this Paradiso Talks episode, we are featuring Stephen Danilovich, a Canadian lecturer at AUIS. Delving into the remarkable journey that took him from Canada to Iraq. We explored his academic journey, marked by a B.A. in English Literature from the University of British Columbia and an M.A. in English & Cultural Studies from McMaster University. Followed by a deep dive into his captivating thesis on Existentialism and its intricate intersections with various schools of philosophy, including stoicism. Beyond academia, Stephen reveals his secrets to effective time management and how he creatively balances his commitments. Prepare to be inspired by his intense fitness lifestyle, reflecting his discipline and dedication.



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