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August 31st, 2018

31/8/2018

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This month, I have read, watched, and liked these:

Films, documentaries, TV series:
  • Robert Hamer (1949) Kind Hearts and Coronets
  • Andrzej Wajda (1958) Ashes and Diamonds
  • Milos Forman (1965) Loves of a Blonde
  • Marco Bellocchio (1965) Fists in the Pocket
  • Jeff Nichols (2011) Take Shelther
  • ​Westworld, Season 1 (2016)
  • Brian Knappenberger (2017) Nobody Speak: Trials of the Free Press​​
  • Jason Reitman (2018) Tully









​Essays (academic):
 

Population ethics/applied ethics/normative ethics
  • Alastair Norcross (1998) Great harms from small benefits grow: how death can be outweighed by headaches
  • Clark Wolf (2001) Population
  • Caspar Hare (2007) Voices from another world
  • Jeffrey Reimar (2007) Being fair to future people
  • Rivka Weinberg (2008) Identifying and dissolving the nonidentity problem
  • Alastair Norcross (2009) Two dogmas of deontology
  • Clark Wolf (2009) Do future persons presently have alternate possible identities?
  • Melinda Roberts (2015) The non-identity problem

Personal identity/memory
  • Endel Tulvig (2007) Coding and representation
  • Kourken Michaelian (2011) Generative memory

Short essays:
  • Gerald Lang (2002/12) Moral relativism and cultural chauvinism 
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Books:
  • Plato (4th century BCE) Euthyphro 
  • Plato (4th century BCE) Defence of Socrates
  • Plato (4th century BCE) Crito
  • Plato (4th century BCE) Meno
  • Jim Thompson (1958) The Getaway
  • Thomas Nagel (1970) The Possibility of Altruism
  • Sven Bernecker (2010) Memory. A Philosophical Study.
  • Tim Bayne (2013) Thought
  • Peter Singer (2016) One World Now​
  • China Mieville (2016) This Census-Taker

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