Havi Carel and Ian James Kidd explain how COVID-19 is changing us.
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The Mind-Body Myth and Thinking in the Pandemic
Lauren Slater on the perils of online learning for essentially embodied thinkers.
Work Cut Out for Us
Alexander Douglas examines Covid-19 and the Job Guarantee.
Morality in the Time of a Pandemic
Barry C. Smith on how the present crisis hones our sense of right and wrong.
The Two Dark Sides of Covid-19
Peter Singer and Paola Cavalieri argue that wet markets should be banned.
Infections With Benefits
Euzebiusz Jamrozik explains how infections might save lives and curb the pandemic.
“Would Have Died Soon Anyway”
Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen thinks through Covid-19, distributive justice, and age discrimination.
Managing Our Uncertainty in a Crisis
Richard Bradley and Liam Kofi Bright take a close look at models that inform policy makers.
Not Thinking About the Worst
Serving on a Covid-19 ethics group, Richard Holton reflects on the morality of allocating scarce ventilators.
The Venn Diagram from Hell
Kathleen Dean Moore and Michael Paul Nelson consider ethics at the intersection of climate chaos, ecosystem collapse, and coronavirus.
Winning the Battle, Losing the War
Ryan Jenkins shows how blowback against apparently successful technologies can render them counterproductive.
The Ethics of Social Distancing
Nicholas G. Evans thinks through the tangle of rights and wrongs.