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Welcome to the new PEA Soup Ethics discussion! This post focuses on Robin Zheng’s and Nils-Hennes Stear’s paper ‘Imagining in Oppressive Contexts, or, What’s Wrong […] Read More
Welcome to the new PEA Soup Ethics discussion! This post focuses on Robin Zheng’s and Nils-Hennes Stear’s paper ‘Imagining in Oppressive Contexts, or, What’s Wrong […] Read More
Welcome to our latest Ethics discussion forum, on James Grant’s “Moral Worth and Moral Belief”. You can find the paper open access here. We kick […] Read More
Welcome to our latest Ethics discussion forum, on Kieran Oberman’s “Freedom and Viruses,” kicked off with a precis by Ian Carter. Take it away, Ian! […] Read More
Welcome to our discussion of “The Past 110 Years: Historical Data on the Underrepresentation of Women in Philosophy Journals” by Nicole Hassoun, Sherri Conklin, Michael Nekrasov, […] Read More
Welcome to our discussion of Christian Barry and Garrett Cullity’s “Offsetting and Risk Imposition,” published in the most recent issue of Ethics. You can find […] Read More
Welcome to our discussion of Emily Tilton and Jonathan Jenkins Ichikawa’s “Not What I Agreed To: Content and Consent”, published in the most recent issue […] Read More
Welcome to our highly anticipated discussion of Sukaina Hirji‘s “Oppressive Double Binds,” published in the most recent issue of Ethics. You can find the paper […] Read More
Ram Neta writes: Dandelet’s paper presents a novel puzzle – what she calls “The Puzzle of Self-Gaslighting”. She introduces the puzzle by describing a story […] Read More
Welcome to our highly anticipated discussion of Michelle Madden Dempsey‘s “Coercion, Consent, and Time.” The paper is published in the most recent issue of Ethics; you […] Read More