Centre for Ethics, Philosophy and Public Affairs
Just out! Our very own Joe Millum has just published ‘The Ethics of Consent: An Introduction’ together with Danielle Bromwich. A readable and opinionated guide covering medical care, clinical research, consent to sex, consent online, and much more. https://www.routledge.com/The-Ethics-of-Consent-An-Introduction/Bromwich-Millum/p/book/9781032262543
Jens Timmermann’s new book ‘Kant and the Supposed Right to Lie’ is out! Congratulations to him. Read it or buy it here. Alternatively, get a snapshot of the book in this short piece.
Congratulations to CEPPA’s Katharine Jenkins whose book ‘Feminist Philosophy a Very Short Introduction’ has just been published with OUP! Read all about it here.
Next week, hundreds of policymakers from all over the world will meet at the United Nations (UN) Headquarters in New York for the first Summit for the Future. By the end of it, the UN will adopt the Pact for the Future, a document outlining what steps the organisation and its members will take to … Read more
Sophie Grace Chappell’s new book ‘A Philosopher Looks at Friendship’ is now out! For those of you keeping count at home thats her third book this year. Buy it online or at your nearest (preferably independent) bookshop.
CEPPA’s (and Glasgow’s) very own Joe Slater (@JoeSlater87) has not one but TWO new papers out. One called ‘ChatGPT is bullshit’ and another called ‘Kant and Overdemandingness I: The Demandingness of Imperfect Duties’. You can find them here: ‘ChatGPT is bullshit’: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10676-024-09775-5 ‘Kant and Overdemandingness I; The Demandingness of Imperfect Duties’: https://compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…/phc3.12998 Congratulations Joe!
Theron Pummer interviewed at the APA Blog! The main focus of the interview is his new book, but other topics include his personal life and future work.
A teaser for Theron Pummer’s book The Rules of Rescue (forthcoming with Oxford University Press).
An online discussion of Theron Pummer’s “Whether and Where to Give” (in Philosophy & Public Affairs, 2016) with a critical précis by Johann Frick.
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