
Talking Animal Ethics with Peter Singer | Within Reason #31 (opens in a new tab)
Singer and Alex O'Connor revisit animal ethics and the arguments developed in Animal Liberation Now.
Conversations, interviews and appearances exploring Peter Singer’s ideas.
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Singer and Alex O'Connor revisit animal ethics and the arguments developed in Animal Liberation Now.

Singer joins Rich Roll to discuss ethical living, animal welfare and how individuals can use their resources to reduce suffering.

An audience question-and-answer session with Singer at the Oxford Union, exploring his ethical views and their practical implications.

Singer explores what utilitarian ethics should seek to maximize and how to understand the good in consequentialist reasoning.

Singer discusses the ethics of suffering in nature and arguments about whether humans should intervene to help wild animals.

Singer discusses the ethical case for veganism and how individuals should respond to animal suffering.

Singer and Stephanie Gray Connors debate the proposition that abortion is immoral.

Singer and Lex Fridman discuss suffering in humans, animals and AI, alongside utilitarianism and obligations to people living in poverty.

Singer and Alex O'Connor discuss utilitarianism and the reasoning behind consequentialist approaches to ethical questions.

Singer considers how ethical principles can inform everyday choices and the pursuit of a meaningful life.

Singer presents a lecture and interview on ethical responsibilities in an interconnected world.

Singer and John Lennox debate whether God exists and examine arguments about belief and reason.