Today's excerpt comes from a paper titled ‘The Schizophrenia of Modern Ethical Theories’ by Michael Stocker. One quick correction: though Socrates famously denies one can do what he knows to be worse, many philosophers think otherwise!Join the conversation and share your reflections at <a href="community.alifeofthought.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">community.alifeofthought.com</a>, or dive deeper into the annotations at <a href="alifeofthought.com/d15" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">alifeofthought.com/d15</a>.

Today's excerpt comes from a paper titled ‘The Schizophrenia of Modern Ethical Theories’ by Michael Stocker. One quick correction: though Socrates famously denies one can do what he knows to be worse, many philosophers think otherwise! Join the conversation and share your reflections at community.alifeofthought.com, or dive deeper into the annotations at alifeofthought.com/d15.

Today's excerpt comes from a paper titled ‘The Schizophrenia of Modern Ethical Theories’ by Michael Stocker. One quick correction: though Socrates famously denies one can do what he knows to be worse, many philosophers think otherwise!Join the conversation and share your reflections at <a href="community.alifeofthought.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">community.alifeofthought.com</a>, or dive deeper into the annotations at <a href="alifeofthought.com/d15" rel="noopener noreferrer">alifeofthought.com/d15</a>.

Stocker on Ethical Schizophrenia

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A deep and thoughtful life is a life well lived. Explore philosophy, and think in the company of others. Our podcast is simple. Each episode, we 'zoom in' to two paragraphs from a philosophical work. It could be anything: From Plato, to Freud, to Homer, to Proust! Our goal is to give you the tools to think about the paragraph and ideas yourself, to de-ivory-tower-ify it, rather than provide a simple summary. Think of it like a morning mental workout. New episodes every Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.

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