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January 01, 1970

Anna Lännström

About Anna Lännström

Anna Lännström is professor of philosophy at Stonehill College where she teaches philosophy of religion, Asian philosophies, and ethics, as well as a learning community course which integrates yoga, mindfulness and Indian philosophy. Her writing focuses on mindfulness. Why are we all increasingly stressed, distracted, lonely, and angry? How can techniques like yoga and meditation from the Hindu and Buddhist traditions help us live better lives, and how do we address the ethical challenges involved in borrowing such techniques? She blogs on Medium and Thrive Global.

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  2. This article provides a thoughtful perspective on navigating teaching challenges during the ongoing pandemic. The emphasis on compassion, patience, and understanding for students’ well-being is commendable. The author’s practical adjustments to academic expectations and focus on existential conversations reflect a genuine commitment to adapting education in these trying times. A thoughtful and relevant approach.

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