[lit-ideas] Onora O'Neill interview

  • From: Phil Enns <phil.enns@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "Lit-Ideas@Freelists. Org" <lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2009 08:27:50 +0700

Forwarded from Walter O.:


An interesting interview with Onora. Enjoy.

Please note that the Baroness is referred to as "Onora" by her interviewer. As
is quite customary within the contemporary W. academic culture of cosmopolitan
scholarship, where we are all - despite differentiations of class, culture or
social rank - friends and colleagues engaged collectively in the common pursuit
of truth and rightness. Cheers, Walter



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Listen to the first SAP podcast - interview with Onora O'Neill

The inaugural Society for Applied Philosophy Annual Lecture,
Naturalism, Normativity, and Applied Ethics, was delivered by Baroness
Onora O'Neill, President of the Society for Applied Philosophy, in
Oxford on 20th October 2008. The paper will be published in full in
issue 26:3 of Journal of Applied Philosophy, later in 2009.

Here, in the first of a series of SAP podcasts, Baroness O'Neill talks
with SAP Chair, David Archard, and SAP Treasurer, Neil Manson, about
some of the key themes of her paper.

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Listen to the first SAP podcast – interview with Onora O’Neill
 

The inaugural Society for Applied Philosophy Annual Lecture, Naturalism, Normativity, and Applied Ethics, was delivered by Baroness Onora O'Neill, President of the Society for Applied Philosophy, in Oxford on 20th October 2008. The paper will be published in full in issue 26:3 of Journal of Applied Philosophy, later in 2009.
 
Here, in the first of a series of SAP podcasts, Baroness O'Neill talks with SAP Chair, David Archard, and SAP Treasurer, Neil Manson, about some of the key themes of her paper.
 


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