The Dissenter

#984 Andrew Khoury: Moral Responsibility, Punishment, and Forgiveness

Aug 23, 2024
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Andrew Khoury
Andrew Khoury, an Assistant Teaching Professor of Philosophy at Arizona State University, delves into the intricate world of moral philosophy, focusing on responsibility, punishment, and forgiveness. He questions if blameworthiness is limited to morally wrong actions and explores the role of luck in culpability. The conversation challenges traditional punishment theories, introduces the controversial penal lottery, and navigates the evolving nature of moral character. Khoury deftly examines how forgiveness intertwines with moral responsibility, leaving listeners pondering deep ethical dilemmas.
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1
Intro
00:00 • 4min
2
Moral Responsibility and Intentions
04:28 • 20min
3
Justice: Retributivism vs. Restorative Approaches
24:46 • 12min
4
The Paradox of Forgiveness
36:59 • 9min
5
Punishment and Moral Responsibility
45:56 • 8min
6
Identity and Moral Change
54:23 • 4min
7
Evaluating Moral Responsibility: Individuals and Collectives
58:08 • 4min
8
Finding Academic Work and Show Support
01:02:29 • 4min