175. SUING MADONNA - The Ethics of Honouring Stage Times

January 22, 2024 by DaN McKee in Communication, Culture, Economics, Ethics, Philosophy, Philosophy Unleashed, Pop Culture

“is Madonna’s late start really “unconscionable, unfair, and/or deceptive”? In philosophical terms: are such late start times, different from those advertised, genuinely immoral?“

January 22, 2024 /DaN McKee

Madonna, law, suing, legal ethics, legal philosophy, philosophy, philosophy unleashed, Barclays Center, New york, Brooklyn, Kant, Descartes, ethics

Communication, Culture, Economics, Ethics, Philosophy, Philosophy Unleashed, Pop Culture

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118. SHOWING OUR TRUE SELVES - What Does It Tell Us When We Tidy Our House?

May 16, 2022 by DaN McKee in Culture, Obligation, Perception, Philosophy, Philosophy Unleashed

“If we all are running around like headless chickens to make things look nice whenever someone visits then that must mean that none of us actually live our lives in the way that we present to others that we do.“

May 16, 2022 /DaN McKee

tidying, housework, obligation, perception, reality, appearance, appearance reality, Kant, Hegel, Sartre, Foucault, society, social, lockdown, visitors, community

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ignore this :-)