Daniel Callcut
Freelance Writer and Philosopher, UK
Daniel Callcut is a freelance writer and philosopher. He is a former SIAS Fellow at Yale Law School. He has taught and published on a wide range of topics including the philosophy of love, the nature of value, media ethics, and the philosophy of psychiatry. He is the editor of Reading Bernard Williams (Routledge, 2008). He lives in Lincolnshire, United Kingdom.
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Ethics
Wrestling with relativism
Bernard Williams argued that one’s ethics is shaped by culture and history. But that doesn’t mean that everyone is right
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Rituals and celebrations
Death by design
We can choose how we live – why not how we leave? A free society should allow dying to be more deliberate and imaginative
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Virtues and vices
If anyone can see the morally unthinkable online, what then?
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Virtues and vices
Against moral sainthood
As philosopher Susan Wolf argues, life is far more meaningful and rich if we do not aim at being morally perfect
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History of ideas
What are we?
On Paul Gauguin, authenticity and the midlife crisis: how the philosopher Bernard Williams dramatised moral luck
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