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Untangling the Ethical Dilemmas of True Crime: Part 2
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This episode continues our discussion on the ethical dilemmas of true crime, only this time, we dig deeper. With us, we have Dr Daniel Elbro, a lecturer in Philosophy at King's College London. His research interests are in ethics and the philosophy of action, with particular expertise in the abilities and moral status of non-human animals. He has also worked on the concepts of desire, interests, value, and obligation. Read Dr Elbro's work here. Our conversation in this episode touches upon biases and struggles revolving around those involved in true crime stories. Are we using the pain of others for our entertainment? Listen to find out!
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