Minerva | Implicit Bias
This episode features Robin Zhen on implicit bias and moral responsibility.Moderator: Joshi
Invitéë: Dr. Robin Zhengalles gesinn...
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Minerva | Anarchism
‘No gods! No masters.’ But why not? This episode features Ruth Kinna on Anarchism.Moderator: Joshi
Invitéë: Prof. Ruth Kinnaalles gesinn...
Minerva | Well-Being
What makes one’s life go well? What is of ultimate value for a person?Moderator: Joshi
Invitéë: Prof. Chris Heathwoodalles gesinn...
Minerva | Addiction
This episode features Richard Holton on addiction, temptation, willpower, and the moral life.Moderator: Joshi
Invitéë: Prof. Richard Holtonalles gesinn...
Minerva | Philosophy's Divide
Most continental philosophers shy away from analytic philosophy, and most analytic philosophers shy away from the continental tradition. Edward Kanterian regrets this trend.Moderator: Joshi
Invitéë: Dr. Edward Kanterianalles gesinn...
Minerva | Fasting
Fasting might seem at odds with our modern lives. But Julian Baggini argues that, even for non-religious people, fasting has its virtues. Moderator: Joshi
Invitéë: Dr. Julian Bagginialles gesinn...
Minerva | Vegetarianism
Is it always wrong to eat animals? In this episode we talk to Peter Singer and to Jeff Mcmahan about this quotidian moral question. Moderator: Joshi
Invitéë: Prof. Peter Singer & Prof. Jeff Mcmahan
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Minerva | Spinoza
In this episode Steven Nadler talks about Baruch Spinoza, one of the great rationalist philosophers of the 17th century. Moderator: Joshi
Invitéë: Prof. Steven Nadler
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Minerva | Moral Progress
In this episode we talk to Peter Singer about the progress of morality: has there really been moral progress? Should we, one day, give moral status to computers? And why be moral anyway? Moderator: Joshi
Invitéë: Prof. Peter Singer
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