After the stabbings in Sydney — Grief? Anger? Revenge?

Talia Morag, a lecturer in philosophical psychology and ethics, dives into the tumultuous emotional landscape following two recent stabbings in Sydney. She explores how grief, anger, and the desire for revenge intertwine in the wake of such violence. The discussion includes the role of media in shaping public response and the implications of labeling violence as terrorism. Morag also reflects on philosophical insights into mourning, emphasizing the necessity of understanding human motivations behind these senseless acts.