121. Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib: The Palestinian Who Refuses the Script
Gaza today stands as one of the most devastated places on earth. Entire neighbourhoods have been erased. More than a million people are displaced. And what remains of its infrastructure teeters on the edge of total collapse. Yet beyond the numbers and the rubble lies a deeper crisis, a moral one, about how we see […]
66. Dr Jessica Wolfendale – On Torture, War Crimes, And Moral Responsibility – Part 2
This is Part 2 of my conversation with Dr. Jessica Wolfendale, an author, ethics professor, and expert on torture and war crimes. If you’ve missed Part 1 of this discussion, I suggest you listen to that first here. Some of the topics we covered in Part 2 are: The dispositional account and cognitive-affective personality […]