Andrew Cullison, Author at The Prindle Post

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Andrew Cullison is the Phyllis W. Nicholas Director of the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University. He is also an Associate Professor of Philosophy.

Moral Philosophy Doesn’t Need a License to Cause Harm

Andrew Cullison - Apr 4, 2017

The Moral Hazard Hidden in Trump’s Tax Returns

Andrew Cullison - Oct 3, 2016

Why The U.S. Should Embrace Instant Runoff Voting

Andrew Cullison - Aug 11, 2016

Would it be wrong to build a time machine?

Andrew Cullison - Oct 21, 2015

Episode One: Food for Thought

Andrew Cullison - Jul 15, 2015

Should CEOs End Salary Negotiation?

Andrew Cullison - Apr 7, 2015

New Student Privacy Law Won’t Extend to College Students

Andrew Cullison - Mar 25, 2015

Are Public Schools Teaching Kids to be Moral Nihilists?

Andrew Cullison - Mar 4, 2015

A New Constitutional Challenge to Obamacare: The Basic Argument

Andrew Cullison - Mar 4, 2015

Web 3.0 and The New Epistemic Threat to Democracy

Andrew Cullison - Mar 2, 2015

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The Ethics of Sending Life to the Moon and Beyond

Deceptive Vulnerability: Caroline Calloway and the “Unlikeable Woman”

Felicity Huffman Sentencing: Justice and Fairness in Punishment

Procreative Autonomy and Climate Change

The Ethics of Sending Life to the Moon and Beyond

Implicit Bias and the Efficacy of Training

The Ethics of Chimeric Research

Moral Standing and Human/Non-human Hybrids

Iris Murdoch and the Moral Dimensions of Literature

Disagreements in Ethical Reasoning: Opinion and Inquiry

Should We Celebrate the Death of an Enemy?

Determinism and Punishment

The Free-Speech Defense and a Defense of Free Speech

Andrew Cullison