Episode Fourteen: Euthanasia: what ethics says about our final choice.

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The Eristicrats

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In this show we discuss all the concepts covered in our A-Level Philosophy, Ethics and Theology course. We debate and explore topics from the existence of God, to metaethical questions such as 'What is good?', to St. Augustine's view on human nature. In doing so, we cover the work and ideas of many of the greatest philosophers in history from Plato to Peter Singer.

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Episode Fourteen: Euthanasia: what ethics says about our final choice.

The Eristicrats

1 hour 16 minutes 4 seconds

1 year ago

Episode Fourteen: Euthanasia: what ethics says about our final choice.

Joined by two guests, fellow philosophy students, we outline various laws and case studies in the field and then discuss applications of both Fletcher's Situation ethics and Thomastic natural law for the case studies; finally comparing their differing responses to Euthanasia.