Blogs about: Applied Ethics
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Moving Shop.....
As I have mentioned in previous posts, I am now done the CPH and I will be moving over to the CFA blog for the next few months. Follow me over there and take a look at my journey to complete one of t… more →
My CPH Experience
4th Annual Felician Ethics Conference
Richard Brown wrote 2 weeks ago: I have presented at two of these conferences and each time it has been a fun and rewarding experienc … more →
Bankruptcy for Justice?
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In Darkest Night wrote 3 weeks ago: Barb and Tim Farlow elected to have a malpractice suit against a Toronto hospital heard in small cla … more →
Secular Christmas!
Richard Brown wrote 1 month ago: Well, the holiday season is upon us again… As some of you may know, I am no fan of Santa Claus … more →
complications in commercializing curriculum
thisfieldisrequired wrote 1 month ago: This NYT article piqued my curiosity: Selling Lesson Plans Online Raises Cash and Questions Basicall … more →
wasting food
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thisfieldisrequired wrote 1 month ago: Even though I try really hard to buy only the groceries we need and in amounts we can use, my husban … more →
Lego
Daniel Fincke wrote 1 month ago: xkcd, of course. Your Thoughts? … more →
business-izing higher ed: I'm not scared
thisfieldisrequired wrote 1 month ago: A few days back, this post about higher ed in the UK appeared over on one of my favorite blogs, Femi … more →
more thoughts on veganism and well-being
thisfieldisrequired wrote 1 month ago: I was thrilled to receive this thoughtful comment on my last post on my vegan experiment: Comment fr … more →
Colleges Refuse to Lead Community Ethics Development
cefefellows wrote 1 month ago: Our academies of higher education are fine purveyors of knowledge. Yet, there is something missing. … more →
Royal Society of Canada Expert Panel on End of Life Decision Making
Spirit of our Time wrote 1 month ago: The following expert panel has just been announced. Given that Bill C-384, legalizing euthanasia and … more →
competition is as american as apple pie, except in education
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thisfieldisrequired wrote 2 months ago: Recently, I saw the above video on Facebook. Basically, it illustrates the argument that a public op … more →
Loving Wives And Loving Countries
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Daniel Fincke wrote 2 months ago: On Bloggingheads, philosophers Simon Keller and Niko Kolodny dissect love. If you don’t have … more →
Philosophical Ethics: Rawls's Maximin Principle
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Daniel Fincke wrote 2 months ago: In a series of posts this semester, I am going to blog all (or almost all) the lecture topics for th … more →
Philosophical Ethics: Can We Uphold A Moral Law And A Principle That We Should Break It?
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Daniel Fincke wrote 2 months ago: In a series of posts this semester, I am going to blog all (or almost all) the lecture topics for th … more →
why being vegan can be bad for you
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thisfieldisrequired wrote 2 months ago: I had written some notes on this topic a while back, but I lost them, so here goes nothing. You migh … more →
Philosophical Ethics: A Possible Kantian Formula For Determining The Permissibility Of Self-Defense
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Daniel Fincke wrote 2 months ago: In a series of posts this semester, I am going to blog all (or almost all) the lecture topics for th … more →
Judge This: Who Is Responsible For This Death?
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Daniel Fincke wrote 2 months ago: A new variation of James Rachels’s classic thought experiment against the distinction between … more →
My Thoughts On Blasphemy Day
Daniel Fincke wrote 2 months ago: So today is “Blasphemy Day.” Here’s what it’s about: Blasphemy Day Internat … more →
Judge This: Should The US Military Be Sponsoring The Proselytization Of US Troops?
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Daniel Fincke wrote 2 months ago: Unreasonable Faith reports on news that it’s already happening: “Operation Straight Up” has be … more →
