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Reasons For Abstinence: Tolstoy's "On Why Men Stupefy Themselves" (Part 2)

from Ethics-Talk: The Greatest Good of Man is Daily to Converse About Virtue

In this week's show, we continue discussing Tolstoy’s views on alcohol, focusing on Tolstoy’s arguments for complete abstinence in his essay “ "Why do People Stupefy Themselves." Tolstoy claims that even moderate drinking is profoundly harmful. But why? Are there not occasions when having a drink is indeed the right thing to do? This week's episode of Ethics Talk focuses on this question, the applicability of Tolstoy’s argument to college life, and its relevance (if any) to today.

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