February 28th, 2023

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

Academic papers

• N. Kolodny 2003 Love as valuing a relationship
• O. Horta 2010 Debunking the idyllic view of natural processes
• A. Jaworska & M Wonderly 2017 Love and caring
• C. Benn & S. Lazar 2020 What's wrong with automated influence
• T. Christiano 2022 Algorithms, manipulation and democracy

Book 

• S. Scheffler 2018 Why worry about future generations?

Podcasts

• Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society: Samuel Scheffler on Partiality, Deference, and Engagement (2022)
• New Books in Philosophy: Sanford Goldberg ‘Relying on Others’ (2011)
• New Books in Philosophy: Simon Keller ‘Partiality’ (2013)
• EA Radio: Giving what we can (Theron Pummer) (2016)
• Rationality Speaking: Death of Despair/Effective Altruism (Angus Deaton) (2020)
• War in Ukraine: Lucan Way on Revolution and Dictatorship (2023)
• War in Ukraine: Keir Giles on Russia’s war on everybody and the war in Ukraine (2023)
• Warfare: Mussolini’s Rise and Fall (John Gooch) (2022)
• Warfare: Tactical Nuclear Weapons (Jean-Francois Belanger) (2023)
• Warfare: Irish Revolution (Fearghal McGarry) (2022)
• Warfare: J. Edgar Hoover & the FBI (Beverly Gage) (2023)
• Warfare: Oil & War (Emma Ashford) (2022)
• Warfare: Mikhail Gorbachev & the Fall of the Soviet Union (Susan Colbourn) (2022)
• Warfare: Killer Robots: AI at War (Emilia Javorsky) (2022)
• Warfare: The CIA: Secret Drone Wars (Chris Fuller) (2022)
• Warfare: Lenin’s Rise and Fall (Victor Sebestyen) (2023)
• Warfare: Stalin’s Secret Operation: The Katyn Massacre (2022)
• Warfare: Origins of Modern Iran (Ali Ansari) (2022)
• Warfare: War Crimes (Oona Hathaway) (2022)
• Warfare: Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine: 1 Year on (Michael Clarke) (2023)