Tag: "applied ethics"

On Making Moral Progress

Massimo Pigliucci tells us how to advance ethically.
[Issue 166: February/March 2025: The Art of Living]

Perpetuating the Santa Deception

Jimmy Alfonso Licon wonders whether pretending there’s a Santa is naughty or nice.
[Issue 165: December 2024 / January 2025: Articles]

It’s A Wonderful Life

Becky Lee Meadows considers questions of guilt, innocence, and despair in this classic Christmas movie.
[Issue 165: December 2024 / January 2025: Films]

On Retributive Punishment

Oliver Waters asks, is retributive justice justified in a modern society?
[Issue 163: August/September 2024: The Politics of Freedom]

The Domesticated Foxes of Bastøy

Veronique Aïcha considers the ideology of imprisonment.
[Issue 163: August/September 2024: The Politics of Freedom]

The Black Widow Case

Dave Hangman on a crucial lawsuit taking place the day after tomorrow.
[Issue 163: August/September 2024: Fiction]

Harley Schwadron’s Cartoon (2)

by Harley Schwadron
[Issue 163: August/September 2024: Cartoon]

Is Driving Fossil-Fuelled Cars Immoral?

Rufus Duits asks when we can justify driving our carbon contributors.
[Issue 162: June/July 2024: Articles]

When to Hold Your Friends’ Feet to the Fire

Jordan Myers argues, against Christine Korsgaard, that we shouldn’t always hold our friends morally responsible.
[Issue 161: April/May 2024: Articles]

Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910)

by Terence Green
[Issue 161: April/May 2024: Philosophical Haiku]