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Wizards With (Reactive) Attitudes is the 105th episode of the Very Bad Wizards podcast, released on December 28, 2016.
Opening Quote
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Show Notes
David and Tamler go back to basics--discussing a paper (Victoria McGeer on responsibilty and Strawson) and arguing about restorative justice. What is the function of attitudes like resentment and anger? Do they presume anything metaphysics of agency? Why is Josh Greene trying to erode the moral scaffolding of society? Plus we talk about the latest Aeon troll piece on why sexual desire is wrong. Support Very Bad Wizards
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