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Charles & Devin
Moral Minority
Moral Minority is a podcast on moral philosophy and the problem of moral foundations. Why does morality matter? What grounds the moral principles to which we appeal when making judgments about right and wrong, justice and injustice? Do we have good grounds for making the judgments we do make–in our everyday lives, our relationships, our work, or in politics? And if not, where does that leave us?
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5.0 stars from 8 ratings
Achiving Moral Greatness
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“Thought provoking around moral topics and contemporary politics.
Thanks for sharing such a broad and deep survey of Moral Philosophy form both major Western tranditions. Please keep going as I am hooked!”
#chipper via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/30/24
“I enjoyed this for several reasons.
First, the accuracy in summarizing Nietzsche’s Dawn, which is one of my favorites from him.
Second, this is also the rare podcast where the speakers are both concise & able to verbalize well. + it’s Ep 1 & unedited!
Third, the mystifying & somewhat...”Read full review »
Palomar-qfwfq via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/04/24
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“The Moral Minority attempts to get at a question all too often dismissed in left political spaces as metaphysical quackery: moral thought and responsibility. With the rise of far right movements globally and the lack of a real leftist challenge to them, the need to question our assumptions...”Read full review »
دُبّ via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/30/24
Recent Episodes
Published 04/04/24
This episode discusses the German sociologist Max Weber's Vocation Lectures. In these lectures, Weber outlines a secular conception of the meaning of a vocation, the role of passion in politics and scholarship, and the kind of ethically responsibility that confronts us given the unavoidably...
Published 04/04/24
In Shame and Necessity, Bernard Williams interrogates what we can still glean about the universal character of human action and the notion of responsibility from a study of the Ancient Greeks. William provides a philosophical interpretation of the historical circumstances of the Greek...
Published 03/09/24
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