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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2025 · 23 MIN

Moral Relativism in the Digital Age: What Would Raskolnikov Do?

from Pathaka AI : The best pathakasts from our community! · host Pathaka.ai

Explore how the moral reasoning of Dostoevsky's protagonist in Crime and Punishment translates to modern ethical dilemmas in an era of complex digital interactions. Examine how technology and social media challenge traditional notions of right and wrong, much like the philosophical debates in Crime and Punishment.

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Explore how the moral reasoning of Dostoevsky's protagonist in Crime and Punishment translates to modern ethical dilemmas in an era of complex digital interactions. Examine how technology and social media challenge traditional notions of right and wrong, much like the philosophical debates in Crime and Punishment.

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Explore how the moral reasoning of Dostoevsky's protagonist in Crime and Punishment translates to modern ethical dilemmas in an era of complex digital interactions. Examine how technology and social media challenge traditional notions of right and...

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