Tucker Sechrest, Author at The Prindle Post

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Tucker is the current editor of The Prindle Post at DePauw University. He earned his PhD from Binghamton University with a focus in Political Philosophy and Philosophy of Law.

The California Housing Crisis and Collective Action

Tucker Sechrest - Aug 2, 2019

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The Inherent Conflict in Informed Consent

Tucker Sechrest - Jun 5, 2019

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The Persistent Problem of the Fair Algorithm

Tucker Sechrest - Jan 4, 2019

Corporate Responsibility and Human Rights: DNA Data Collection in Xinjiang

Determinism and Punishment

Excessive or Necessary? Prosecutorial Discretion in Pursuing Legal Charges

The Free-Speech Defense and a Defense of Free Speech

Moral Standing and Human/Non-human Hybrids

The Ethics of Cell Cultured Brains

The Ethics of Scientific Advice: Lessons from “Chernobyl”

Should We Return to the Moon?

Determinism and Punishment

The Free-Speech Defense and a Defense of Free Speech

Population Growth and Anti-Natalist Philosophy

Moral and Existential Lessons from “Chernobyl”

Is Shaming an Important Moral Tool?

Tucker Sechrest

The California Housing Crisis and Collective Action

The Inherent Conflict in Informed Consent

The Persistent Problem of the Fair Algorithm