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- Is It Possible to Be Too Good?
On the show today are two philosophers who explore a disorder known as Scrupulosity, a condition in which people are obsessive about morality.
The post Is It Possible to Be Too Good? appeared first on The Prindle Institute for Ethics.
37 min - Ethics Education with Thomas Wartenberg and Chris Robichaud
On today's show we hear from Chris Robichaud and Thomas Wartenberg, two professors committed to bringing moral philosophy to young learners.
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21 min - Morality Scaled Up with Joshua Greene
Neuroscientist Joshua Greene is on the podcast to explain how our brains make moral decisions and why this matters in morality amongst groups of people.
The post Morality Scaled Up with Joshua Greene appeared first on The Prindle Institute for Ethics.
28 min - The Authentic Encounter with Beth Benedix
Beth Benedix joins the podcast to discuss how our encounters with each other and with the stories we tell affect the way we think through ethics.
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29 min - A Story about Telling a Story (about Telling a Story) with Beth Benedix
On today's podcast, Beth Benedix discusses her book Ghost Writer (A Story about Telling a Story) and the ethics of narrative.
The post A Story about Telling a Story (about Telling a Story) with Beth Benedix appeared first on The Prindle Institute for Ethics.
30 min - Pushing Back on Epistemic Pushback with Alison Bailey
On today's podcast, philosopher Alison Bailey explains exactly what epistemic pushback is, and discusses the ways it slows down classroom conversations.
The post Pushing Back on Epistemic Pushback with Alison Bailey appeared first on The Prindle Institute for Ethics.
28 min - Facing the Synthetic Age with Christopher Preston
On this podcast, the philosopher Christopher Preston explores the ethics of technologies that have the potential to radically reshape the world.
The post Facing the Synthetic Age with Christopher Preston appeared first on The Prindle Institute for Ethics.
29 min - Finite Responsibility and Infinite Hope with Joel Reynolds
Care work can be physically and emotionally complex. Philosopher Joel Reynolds is on the podcast to discuss the ethics of care.
The post Finite Responsibility and Infinite Hope with Joel Reynolds appeared first on The Prindle Institute for Ethics.
26 min - Roles and Responsibilities with Robin ZhengRobin Zheng is on the podcast to discuss her fascinating theory about the relationship between individual responsibility and structural injustice.(00:00:01) Introductions(00:01:14) Structural injustice explained(00:05:08) Are individuals responsible for injustice that happens in social structures and systems?(00:06:33) Role Ideal Model of social responsibility(00:07:03) Social roles and expectations in society(00:09:03) Social roles and social structures(00:10:15) How we can use our social roles to fight against structural injustice(00:12:15) Striving for a role ideal(00:15:20) How not to be paralyzed by the responsibility of using social roles to fight injustice(00:17:50) Quick summary of the discussion(00:19:10) Why Robin Zheng defends this idea(00:21:15) Listener response to Standpoint Epistemology with Briana Toole(00:23:41) Response from Briana Toole to Linda's comment27 min
- Identity Matters: Standpoint Epistemology with Briana Toole
On today’s show philosopher Briana Toole explores the idea that your identity has the power to help influence the kinds of knowledge you have access to.
The post Identity Matters: Standpoint Epistemology with Briana Toole appeared first on The Prindle Institute for Ethics.
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About Examining Ethics
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Examining Ethics is an ethics podcast produced by The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University. Everybody wrestles with questions about ethics. Some of those questions are easy to…
figure out. Should I murder someone? No! But other questions are more difficult to answer. Examining Ethics doesn’t provide answers to these ethical dilemmas, but instead leaves listeners with tools and ideas from some of the biggest names in moral philosophy and ethics. Academic philosophy and ethics can sometimes be difficult to understand, and our accessible, open-minded content bridges the gap between scholars and everyone else. Examining Ethics is hosted and produced by Christiane Wisehart.