27 min

01: Kill a Baby to Save a Village‪?‬ Philosophy Phorum

    • Philosophy

Dr. Paul Conway, professor at FSU, discusses his work on Affective and Cognitive Regret following Utilitarian and Deontological decisions. We examine these decision-making processes within sacrificial moral dilemmas and how factors such as social pressure and emotion can play a prominent role in how we weigh the outcomes of certain situations. Read his article here: http://bit.ly/pp-pc-article

The Philosophy Phorum Podcast, hosted by Dhruv Kapadia, encourages the learning of philosophy by providing a space to understand the history of philosophy and current issues through different perspectives. As most middle and high school students lack access to philosophy courses, Philosophy Phorum aims to provide interstitial learning opportunities. By interviewing a variety of people and connecting philosophy to ongoing events, we hope to cultivate epistemic creativity and help individuals value the imperative usefulness of philosophy in their daily lives.

Dr. Paul Conway, professor at FSU, discusses his work on Affective and Cognitive Regret following Utilitarian and Deontological decisions. We examine these decision-making processes within sacrificial moral dilemmas and how factors such as social pressure and emotion can play a prominent role in how we weigh the outcomes of certain situations. Read his article here: http://bit.ly/pp-pc-article

The Philosophy Phorum Podcast, hosted by Dhruv Kapadia, encourages the learning of philosophy by providing a space to understand the history of philosophy and current issues through different perspectives. As most middle and high school students lack access to philosophy courses, Philosophy Phorum aims to provide interstitial learning opportunities. By interviewing a variety of people and connecting philosophy to ongoing events, we hope to cultivate epistemic creativity and help individuals value the imperative usefulness of philosophy in their daily lives.

27 min