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3 – Regina Rini and the Value of Speaking to the Public
In this episode I talk to Regina Rini, Canada Research Chair at York University in Toronto. Regina has a background in neuroscience and cognitive science but now works primarily in moral philosophy. She has the distinction of writing a lot of philosophy for the public through her columns for the Time Literary Supplement and the value of this becomes a major theme of our conversation.
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2 – Michael Cholbi on Being Answerable to Humankind
In this episode I chat to Michael Cholbi, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. We reflect on the value of applied ethical research and the right approach to teaching. Michael has thought quite a lot about the ethics of work, in general, and the ethics of teaching and grading in particular. So those become central themes in our conversation.
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1 – Sven Nyholm and the Division of Labour
An interview with the philosopher Sven Nyholm (Utrecht University) on the ethics of academic life. Sven reflects, in particular, on the important ethical implications of the academic division of labour.
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Ethics of Academia 