Professor Matthew Chrisman discusses his work in this area with Fergus Cleland. With any freedom you can associate responsibility. I started thinking about what counts as responsibly engaging, that got me interested in the nature of responsible debate. Professor Matthew Chrisman Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Media Hopper Listen on YouTube This episode's guestsProf Matthew ChrismanMatthew joined the University of Edinburgh as a Lecturer in Philosophy in 2006.His research and teaching focuses on social-ethical-political theory, epistemology, philosophy of language, and especially the intersections between these.Fergus ClelandFergus Philosophy MSc student interested in moral philosophy. He finished his undergraduate studies here at the University of Edinburgh last year, where he wrote a dissertation about metaethical constructivism. Related linksProfessor Matthew ChrismanDiscursive Integrity and Responsible Public DebateFreedom of ThoughtThe Centre for Responsible DebateThe Young Academy of Scotland Charter for Responsible Debate This article was published on 2025-02-12
