Archive for the ‘moral particularism’ Category
by westwood Where the heck have we been, you ask? Well, Em. is busy getting a law degree. As for me, I have been mucking about in Israel and Germany, and if that interests you at all, you can read about my adventures here. Wait, hold on. Israel and Germany? The place of Jews and [...]
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Tags: berlin wall, bigotry, Canada, discrimination, family, germany, IAT, implicit association testing, ingroup, israel, jewish, jews, liberal, logic, multiculturalism, outgroup, palestine, philophy, social identity theory, travelling
Dancy FTW
by Em. A little while ago, I posted Clair Danes’ interview with Craig Ferguson, in which she talked about her father- in-law Jonathan Dancy. And here is Dancy himself talking with Ferguson. I love it (and hate it) when rather smart people (i.e., Ferguson) who haven’t really studied much contemporary philosophy attempt to ‘get it’. [...]
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Tags: comedy, Craig Ferguson, Dancy, Johnathan Dancy, Jonathan Dancy, moral issues, particularism, philosophy, videos
“Does he wear a cardigan?”
by Em. This, (via Feminist Philosophers) pretty much made my day (it’s been a slow day). I’ve loved Clair Danes since Romeo & Juliet and realizing that her father in law is Jonathan Dancy (whom I’ve recently read) was good fun. Click here to learn about moral particularism (incidentally, an article written by Dancy himself).
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Tags: clair danes, ethics, moral philosophy, particularism, tv, video
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