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5 months ago
It is a mistake to separate art from morality. Communicating the ethos of a society has been an essential characteristic of art from its inception | Noël Carroll
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Freedom is essential for creativity, and to say that 'great art is born of suffering' is to credit the oppressors rather than the artists
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Blade Runner offers an excellent example of the philosophical concept of ‘q-memories’ – asking if what you remember makes you who you are.
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Why you should hate your job | “We are being sold a myth. Internalising the work ethic is not the gateway to a better life; it is a trap.”
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6 months ago
How to decolonise your mind | Kant’s philosophy on rights is deeply tied to his racism. We must recognise how prevalent colonialist ideas remain in the thoughts and ideas that shape modern society if we hope to truly heal the wounds of the past.
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7 months ago
A death row inmate's dementia means he can't remember the murder he committed. According to Locke, he is not *now* morally responsible for that act, or even the same person who committed it