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Daniel Weltman argues that “someone who engages in civil disobedience does not even have to show up for the trial, provided that they answer for their actions adequately via some other means.” Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/E4MfpzEBs0
.@brisson_julien, @VarditRavitsky & @BrynWJones discuss how the introduction of PrEP calls for renewed discussion about the politics and ethics of safe sex for men who have sex with men. Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/LNqosaT1v0
How do we distinguish between the works that we call ‘art’ and those that we call ‘pornography’? A W Eaton uses art historical considerations to approach this question. Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/jwWggSwCYb
How do we consider hierarchy within theories of equality? @JoWolffBSG @Aristotweets Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/ApgHdmT7mk
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900,000 people die from suicide every year globally. What are the ethics involved in adding lithium to drinking water for suicide prevention? Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/WFhtnalxlY
Pride does not have to be comparative. Pride is a rational, fitting and reliable guide to our worth only when it is based on attributes of ourselves that don’t essentially involve comparisons to others. Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/tS9Y1nrQbm
Everyone makes mistakes. But some mistakes are more serious than others. Fernando Rudy-Hiller asks whether people are sometimes morally blameworthy for what he calls ‘slips’. Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/M6FdVL74Ql
How can the ‘tobacco strategy’ of selectively publishing and promoting research influence even well informed policy makers? @cailinmeister @TheBJPS Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/o4YQR9WQDx
There seems to be a deep tension between two aspects of our practice of aesthetic appreciation. @add_hawk explains art is like a game, and that this suggestion could resolve the tension. Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/bKXAs5geEL
Biological market theory aims to explain the evolution and stability of cooperation by reference to ecological equivalents of economic market effects. What are the potentials and pitfalls of BMT? @joeriwit @TheBJPS Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list https://t.co/bTjNIvlcqC
What is philosophical cosmopolitanism, and how does it engage with ‘exotic’ artwork in a manner that is both morally responsible and aesthetically discerning? Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/fQNrN5mnWU
Is the idea that we are living in the Anthropocene, a new geological epoch defined by human activity, set in stone? @TheBJPS Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/S1ffSTAYbh
How do we understand discrimination? Julian Jonker discusses how the typical comparative test for discrimination may hide from view some important cases: associational discrimination and stereotype policing. Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/5qH5YKJc86
How does one become a thinking thing? @lshape explores philosophical arguments for women’s education in the latter half of the seventeenth century. @Aristotweets Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/yyJp3Al1yf
What are the distinctions between stories and tellings? Wesley D Cray resists Aaron Smuts’ argument that attempts to offer a plausible distinction between the two will likely face insurmountable difficulties. Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/gg8JnebWtY
Something significant will be lost if there is a decline in the diversity of the world’s languages. But what exactly would that something be? Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/9Zoom9bsE8
How can refugee perspectives and engaging with the voices of refugees contribute to theorising about justice and related issues? @DrSJFine @Aristotweets Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/GLCfzfWlom
Are corporations morally responsible for what they do? Luis Cheng-Guajardo discusses corporate agency and moral responsibility. Part of the #OxThinkFest reading list. https://t.co/R45ilFVBV1
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