Blogs about: Moral Philosophy
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Cognitive Disability and its Challenge to Moral Philosophy
Readers of the blog who followed our Thinking in Action series of blog posts on the above-named conference, held in New York in September 2008, as well as others, might be interested in having a look … more →
What Sorts of People
Repugnance, outrage, and other moral excuses
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Michael Giberson wrote 4 days ago: Michael Giberson Bryan Caplan, in How Wise is Repugnance?, questions Leon Kass’s argument tha … more →
Ethics and Modern Life
The Parson wrote 6 days ago: Is there any one place we can turn for guidance on moral and ethical matters that has all the answer … more →
Daniel Star – Two Levels of Moral Thinking
j. wrote 1 week ago: Dernier Atelier du GRIN 2009 Daniel Star (Boston) « Two Levels of Moral Thinking » Vendredi 11 décem … more →
For those who think that Kant was a cold rationalist...
theimmoralist wrote 1 week ago: (my translation from German): “There is no man which is deprived of any moral sentiment, since … more →
Tyler Cowen's political (and general) wisdom
Jake Seliger wrote 2 weeks ago: “[...] we are accustomed to judging the truth of a claim by the moral status of the group maki … more →
Philosophy Word of the Day – Personalism
fleance7 wrote 3 weeks ago: Although it was only in the first half of the twentieth century that the term personalism became kno … more →
Cognitive Disability and its Challenge to Moral Philosophy
Spirit of our Time wrote 4 weeks ago: Readers of the blog who followed our Thinking in Action series of blog posts on the above-named conf … more →
Stupid Liberal!
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Scipio wrote 1 month ago: Liberals like to play the stupid card even more than the race card. Patriotism may be the last refug … more →
That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard you say
Scipio wrote 1 month ago: I get called stupid at parties. It usually happens suddenly, during a conversation that I thought wa … more →
Ethics, an eye-opener ...
Priya Gaur wrote 1 month ago: Ethics & Morality: Philosophy of Behavior, Choice, and Character By Austine Cline What are Ethic … more →
In defense of the last post...
Rice Cutgrass wrote 1 month ago: Friends, In defense of my last post: Somebody here has to present to highly-reasoned philosophical a … 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 →
Unfair prices and moral progress
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Michael Giberson wrote 1 month ago: Michael Giberson Unfair Prices Daniel Little, at Understanding Society, asks about “Fair Price … more →
Is Health Care a Right?
Jake wrote 1 month ago: Don Boudreaux says no. This parasitic attitude is the consequence of the chorus of pundits and polit … more →
Thoughts on the Influence of Ayn Rand
W. Jerome wrote 1 month ago: In Radicals for Capitalism, Brian Doherty credits three women with spearheading the limited governme … more →
what really is the rift that divides atheists?
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thisfieldisrequired wrote 1 month ago: Just the other day, NPR published an article that got quite a bit of attention on Facebook: A Bitter … more →
A Matter of Honor
ballayne wrote 1 month ago: Honor is a word you don’t hear much anymore, but it is probably one of the most important comp … more →
What's Inequality Got to Do With it?
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W. Jerome wrote 2 months ago: Egalitarians often point to wealth inequality as a sign that society is not doing enough to improve … more →
A Response to the Claim That I Am Insane
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Joe Hargrave wrote 2 months ago: This is from my personal blog, a short exploration of the claim that many who are hostile to religio … more →
