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April 12, 2017
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BBC Radio 4 at April 12, 2017
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WHat is lex talionis? Does this form of retribution fit the definition of justice? Is it a good deterrent? or is it likely to incite more […]
April 5, 2017
Published by BBC Radio 4 at April 5, 2017
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What holds more value? Freedom or security? Thomas Hobbes illustrates why he prefers security. Source: BBC Radio 4
March 28, 2017
Published by BBC Radio 4 at March 28, 2017
BBC Radio 4 at March 28, 2017Categories
What can you be sure of? What you see? What you hear? What you’ve been told? Source: BBC Radio 4
March 15, 2017
Published by BBC Radio 4 at March 15, 2017
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Should we continue to do what we do already? This video demonstrated the age old is/ought controversy. Hume calls this the ‘is/ought gap’. Source: BBC Radio […]
March 8, 2017
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Crash Course at March 8, 2017
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How do you argue properly? Do you give a witty comeback? Do you raise your voice? Crash Course Philosophy illustrates how reason and the structure of […]
March 1, 2017
Published by BBC Radio 4 at March 1, 2017
BBC Radio 4 at March 1, 2017Categories
Highlighting a very rudimentary principle of John Rawls’ theory of justice- a group of individuals is asked to design a society from behind a veil of […]
February 19, 2017
Published by BBC Radio 4 at February 19, 2017
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Source: BBC Radio 4
February 19, 2017
Published by BBC Radio 4 at February 19, 2017
BBC Radio 4 at February 19, 2017Categories
What does ‘Habeus Corpus ad subjiciendum’ mean? Source: BBC Radio 4