Description (podcaster-provided):
Ethics podcasts hosted by the Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University.Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ applied ethics discussions • climate justice, environmental responsibility, Indigenous philosophy • ethics of protest tactics, civil disobedience, historical case study • achievement, value, and moral evaluationThis podcast from the Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University features conversations that use philosophical tools to examine moral questions arising in public life and everyday decision-making. Across the episodes, the discussions center on how ethical reasoning applies to collective action, social responsibility, and the values that shape personal and political judgment.
A recurring theme is the ethical evaluation of responses to injustice and harm, including how to think about protest and the moral scrutiny of tactics used by demonstrators. The podcast also explores environmental ethics through the lens of climate justice, highlighting how Indigenous philosophy can challenge common assumptions about the natural world and the responsibilities people and institutions may have amid environmental change.
In addition to social and political topics, the show addresses value questions about individual lives, such as what counts as an achievement and why achievements matter ethically. These conversations consider how we define success, what makes accomplishments meaningful, and how praise, recognition, or standards of excellence intersect with moral evaluation.
Overall, the content emphasizes careful analysis of concepts—like justice, responsibility, criticism, and achievement—often through engagement with philosophers and specific historical or real-world contexts, with the goal of clarifying what is at stake in complex ethical debates.
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2023-Aug-01 55 minutes |
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2023-Aug-01 63 minutes |
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2023-Aug-01 32 minutes |