Hillary Putnam - Ethics Without Ontology (my review!)

This is a series of lectures by one of the most recognizable contemporary philosophers, Hillary Putnam, from 2004. In one sense, it is an introduction to the study of ontology - but it's also Putnam's asnwer to the question whether ethical judgements can be objective. It's a very provoking and captivating text, meant to be read by a general philosophical audience.

Bebeflapula's ethics series

 

On the 6th of July I started what would become my ethics series, something that kept developing and just turned out to be a fun exercise in how many layers I could stack on top of each order to create a realistic setting full of people.

I'd love to take up more group projects, so since the lockdown in Slovenia is still going strong, I might find a way to collaborate through greenscreens. Seems like that's how you shoot a thing in such times.