Surprising Ethics

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Surprising Ethics

The most interesting ideas from ethics and political theory. Where every episode contains a surprise.Surprising Ethics is an accessible philosophy podcast exploring the striking ways in which philosophers are trying to upend received wisdom about politics and how to live ethically. In the battle between the status quo and surprising alternatives, which will win out?By Dr William Gildea, McGill University and Centre for Research in Ethics. Artwork by Ana Otelea.

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    What Counts as a War of Self-Defence? Iran & Beyond w. Prof David Rodin

    What actually counts as self-defence when waging war? The 21st century has seen a pivot towards ‘preventive wars’: wars fought in anticipation of a possible future attack. The war in Iran is the latest example. What can philosophy tell us about these wars?My conversation with Prof David Rodin, a world-leading ethicist of war, covers these questions and other topics, including the Israel-Palestine conflict; the "conspiracy paradox"; nuclear threats; the moral duty to spy; the psychology of those waging unjust wars; and non-military ways of warding off an invasion.Give your feedback! https://tinyurl.com/feedbackformSurprisingEthicsPodcast website for contact details and more: surprisingethics.buzzsprout.comInstagram: @surprising_ethics_podcast tinyurl.com/surprisingethics 

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The most interesting ideas from ethics and political theory. Where every episode contains a surprise.Surprising Ethics is an accessible philosophy podcast exploring the striking ways in which philosophers are trying to upend received wisdom about politics and how to live ethically. In the battle between the status quo and surprising alternatives, which will win out?By Dr William Gildea, McGill University and Centre for Research in Ethics. Artwork by Ana Otelea.

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Dr William Gildea

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