In the CAVE: An Ethics Podcast - Season 5, Episode 1 Out Now
The seventh and final episode of this season The law and religious privilege, with Mareike Riedel is out now.
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Join host Distinguished Professor Wendy Rogers and guest Dr Mareike Riedel as they discuss the relationship between law, secularism, religion, and racialisation through the lens of the legal encounter with Jewish identity.
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This podcast features Mareike’s forthcoming book, 'Law and Jewish Difference: Ambivalent Encounters', published with Cambridge University Press. (cambridge.org/core/books/law…)
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In the Cave: An Ethics Podcast - Season 5, Episode 6 Epistemic Appropriation and the history of being “woke”, with Paul-Mikhail Catapang Podosky is out now.
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Is this sort of epistemic appropriation a form of injustice?
Join host Professor Paul Formosa and guest Paul-Mikhail Catapang Podosky as they discuss epistemic and cultural appropriation and the history of the concept of “woke”.
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This podcast focuses on Paul’s 2023 paper, “Rethinking Epistemic Appropriation”, in Episteme, 20(1), 142–162. doi.org/10.1017/epi.2021.8
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Given the ubiquity of streaming services as well as the enduring popularity of cinemas, we are probably watching more films now than at any other time in human history.
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This podcast features Robert’s recently published chapter: “Cinematic ethics: On film as transformative experience”, in J. Hanich, & M. P. Rossouw (Eds.), What film is good for: on the values of spectatorship (pp. 209-220). University of California Press.
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