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The Prindle Institute for Ethics
Examining Ethics
An ethics podcast hosted by the Prindle Institute for Ethics
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4.6 stars from 111 ratings
“The power of Cherry’s argument is its insistence upon the moral autonomy of victims.
Its flaw lies in the presumption that the offer of a moral exemplar undermines that autonomy.
If an exemplar is persuasive, it becomes so precisely because of the victim’s moral agency in evaluating that offer....”Read full review »
Larry in Contra Costa County via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/11/18
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“We all have areas that make us uncomfortable to think or hear about. This podcast opens the lid to these issues and examines ideals that we take for granted allowing the listener to reevaluate common societal conclusions!”
Kfigigogog via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/23/18
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