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Plato's CaveEp. 61 - Glen Pettigrove: Meekness and Moral AngerI speak with Glen Pettigrove about his paper "Meekness and Moral Anger." We discuss his attempt to breathe new life into meekness as a virtue, his diagnosis of anger's downsides, and the ways in which meekness can avoid these pitfalls.
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https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1086/663230?journalCode=et
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Finding Our MindsCharacterWrite to us, we want to hear from you!Our final installment of discussing identity, personality, and character, Dr. Arnd-Caddigan discusses what makes up one's character. She goes on to review personal ethics in the context of forming identity and character, and how this relates to treating mental suffering in the therapeutic context.Works cited in today's episode:Carol Gilligan (1982) In a Different VoiceJohathan Haidt, Fredrik Björklund, and Scott Murphy (2000). Moral Dumbfounding: When Intuition Finds No Reason. https://polpsy.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/haidt.bjorklund.pdfHursthouse, Rosalind and Gl...2023-02-0732 min
UofG SpotlightThe Legacy of Adam Smith in the year of his tercentenary2023 is the tercentenary of the birth of Adam Smith. A key pillar of the Scottish Enlightenment his ideas have had huge influence in economics, law, philosophy and the arts. Smith was a student, professor and rector of the University of Glasgow. Throughout the year, the University of Glasgow will be running a series of events and activities to spark a renewed conversation about his world-changing ideas and their relevance for the problems of the 21st century. We are very grateful for the support of the John Templeton Foundation for this project. To kick start our...2023-01-2640 min
Thoughts: Philosophy Untangled#Episode 32. Dreaming of a white (lies) Christmas... ft. Glen PettigroveIn this episode, Isabel and Jasmine talk to Dr Pettigrove about his own experience grappling with the ethics of lying and the effects it might have had on his children. We discuss what Kant would say and whether this is a plausible account for honesty or a 'grinch' perspective. 2021-12-2526 min
Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society21/10/2019 – Glen Pettigrove on Ambition, Love, and HappinessGlen Pettigrove is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Glasgow, occupying the Chair in Moral Philosophy previously held by Glasgow’s favourite son, Adam Smith. Before joining the Glasgow department Glen was Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Auckland. He specializes in moral psychology, normative ethics, and early modern philosophy. He has a particular interest in the role of the emotions in our personal and collective lives and has written on anger, cheerfulness, forgiveness, guilt, love, and shame. He is the author of Forgiveness and Love (Oxford University Press, 2012) as well as numerous articles on virtue, re...2019-11-0357 min
Pravidelná dávka63. O troch druhoch slobody: ľudských právach, „ži a nechaj žiť“ a o cnostiachV dnešnej dávke chcem poukázať na klasické trojité rozlíšenie povahy slobody. Reč bude (1) o slobode ako základom ľudskom práve; (2) o slobode ako o možnosti žiť a nechať žiť, teda robiť si čo chcem—a to buď úplne alebo iba dovtedy, pokiaľ druhému neubližujem a tým zamedzujem jeho slobode; a (3) o slobode ako o schopnosti urobiť nie hocičo čo chcem, ale práve to dobré rozhodnutie, ktoré nemusím sprvu vôbec chcieť a nemusí to byť ani najľahšie.
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