Why Have Children? An Ethical Debate

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The Untitled Philosophy Podcast

Antonio Dos Santos

20 episodes

3 days ago

We finally made this an official thing with a title and all. Listen to us (Antonio and David) talk a little philosophy and recount some of our old stories in philosophy and teaching. Hope you enjoy the podcast and stay tuned for more!

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Why Have Children? An Ethical Debate

The Untitled Philosophy Podcast

50 minutes 25 seconds

4 years ago

Why Have Children? An Ethical Debate

In this episode David and I discuss the question 'why have children' through the lens presented by Christine Overall in her book "Why Have Children? The Ethical Debate". The main takeaway is that we really don't have any solid reason (be they utilitarian or deontological) to have children. This by no means results in us saying don't have kids, but it does question the societal pressure to procreate.