Respecting the Human Form
“Respecting the Human Form,” The Tablet (feature). The claims of a young Chinese researcher, He Jiankui, to have produced the first people born with edited genomes – twin baby girls – were met with alarm […]
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Ethics, Society and Religion
Ethics, Society and Religion, Michael Dummett (Exeter: Imprint Academic, 2019).
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Whither Moral Philosophy?
“Whither Moral Philosophy?” in Raymond Hain ed., Beyond the Self: Virtue Ethics and the Problem of Culture (Waco: Baylor University Press, 2019).
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The Role of the Public Intellectual
“The Role of the Public Intellectual,” Conference on Identity in the Public Arena, Excelsia College. Keynote Lecture
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Character and the Common Good
“Character and the Common Good,” CBD Sydney Public Lecture.
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Challenges of Character Formation in the 21st Century
“Challenges of Character Formation in the 21st Century,” St Andrews College, University of Sydney Ethos Lectures
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Curbing Violence
“Curbing Violence,” Centre for Public Christianity, Sydney Interview
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Shaping Character
“Shaping Character,” Lang Walker Business Centre, Scots College, Sydney
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Does ethics need God
“Does ethics need God,” Barney’s (St Barnabas, Broadway, Sydney)
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Why Teach Ethics in Schools?
“Why Teach Ethics in Schools?,” Federation of Australasian Philosophy in Schools Association, Fremantle Panel Q&A with public audience
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A Conversation with Professors Robert George and John Haldane
“A Conversation with Professors Robert George and John Haldane,” Baylor University Drumwright Family Lecture Seventh Annual Drumwright Family Lecture 2016 – November 10, 2016. Robert George, in conversation with John Haldane on “Reasons for our […]
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Character and Moral Evaluation
“Character and Moral Evaluation,” Institute for Ethics & Society, University of Notre Dame Australia Public lecture. Can we measure virtue?
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Threats to Freedom
“Threats to Freedom,” Territory FM (Darwin Australia) Radio Interview
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Ethics and Society
“Ethics and Society,” ABC Canberra (Radio) Mornings with Genevieve Jacobs Interview
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Free Thinking
“Free Thinking,” BBC Radio 3 Discussion on free thinking
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Sex and the Academy
“Sex and the Academy,” Princeton University, Anscombe Society Open Forum
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Sex and Society: The Challenge of Barbarianism
“Sex and Society: The Challenge of Barbarianism,” Institute for Ethics and Society, UNDA Public Lecture
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Interview
“Interview,” Institute for Ethics and Society ‘QndA’ On stage Public Interview
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Sex and Society
“Sex and Society,” Institute for Ethics and Society, UNDA Public Lecture
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Interview
“Interview,” ABC The Interview: John Haldane (Radio) Andrew West Presenter of Radio National’s Religion and Ethics Report spoke to him about challenges to the moral authority of churches and other institutions; liberalism with judgement; the bane of […]
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Interview
“Interview,” BBC Radio Scotland Newsdrive Interview
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Values and beliefs
“Values and beliefs,” BBC Radio Scotland Sunday Morning Discussion on values and beliefs
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The ethics of immigration
“The ethics of immigration,” BBC Radio Scotland Sunday Morning Discussion of the ethics of immigration
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Scotlands Future: Values
“Scotlands Future: Values,” BBC Radio Scotland Sunday Morning Two hours of music and conversation from a faith and ethical perspective.
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Art and morality
“Art and morality,” BBC Radio Scotland Sunday Morning Discussion of art and morality
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Taking History Seriously
“Taking History Seriously,” U. of Durham, UK. Annual Alan Milne Memorial Address. Public address.
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The Philosophy of Solitude
“The Philosophy of Solitude,” BBC Radio 4 In Our Time Melvyn Bragg and his guests discuss the philosophy of solitude, from religious hermits to those exiled from their homeland.
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Aquinas and the foundations of Ethics
“Aquinas and the foundations of Ethics,” Institute of Ideas Academy. Plenary address
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Acting Well: The Philosophy and Psychology of Virtue
“Acting Well: The Philosophy and Psychology of Virtue,” Collegium Institute, U. of Pennsylvania, US. Inaugural Anscombe. Public Lecture
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Ethics and Human Nature
“Ethics and Human Nature,” La Salle University, PA, US. Kerlin Memorial. Haldane spoke for over an hour about his specific area of philosophical studies: ethics and, in particular, the concept of “natural ethics.” Haldane identified […]
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Ethics, Philosophy and Public Policy: Past Practice and Future Challenge
“Ethics, Philosophy and Public Policy: Past Practice and Future Challenge,” Marian University, OH, US. Public Lecture.
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The Good Society
“The Good Society,” Kenyon College, OH, US. Larwill. Public Lecture
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Can Virtue be Measured?
“Can Virtue be Measured?” Jubilee Character & Virtues Conference, Oriel College, Oxford UK. The second annual conference of the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues, University of Birmingham. How can we derive credible measures of […]
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Ethics, Philosophy, Social Life and Public Policy
“Ethics, Philosophy, Social Life and Public Policy,” Universidad Panamerica, Mexico City. Set of 3 Public Lectures
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Moral Realism
“Moral Realism,” Loyola University Baltimore. Public Lecture
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MacIntyre against Morality
“MacIntyre against Morality,” First Things. Ethics in the Conflicts of Modernity: An Essay on Desire, Practical Reasoning, and Narrative
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Virtue, Happiness & the Meaning of Life
“Virtue, Happiness & the Meaning of Life,” U. of South Carolina. Professor John Haldane’s lecture “Virtue, Happiness, and the Meaning of Life” at the University of South Carolina on December 14, 2015 explored how virtues […]
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Virtue, Happiness and the Meaning of Life
Professor John Haldane’s lecture “Virtue, Happiness, and the Meaning of Life” at the University of South Carolina on December 14, 2015, explored how virtues are the cornerstone of a happy life, including how the sciences […]
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Towards an Integrated Ethics of Pregnancy
“Towards an Integrated Ethics of Pregnancy,” New Blackfriars, 95, 2014. The development of interest among academic philosophers in the aesthetics of everyday life is somewhat analogous to the broader development in moral philosophy of ‘applied’ […]
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Reasoning about the Human Good, and the Role of the Public Philosopher
“Reasoning about the Human Good, and the Role of the Public Philosopher,” in R. George & J. Keown eds. Reason, Morality and Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013).
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Nature and Culture in Contemporary Sexual Life
“Nature and Culture in Contemporary Sexual Life,” in L. Melina & S. Belardinelli (eds), Amare Nella Differenza. Cantagali, Sienna, pp. 53-63.
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Same-sex Marriage: a view from across the Atlantic
“Same-sex Marriage: a view from across the Atlantic,” Nova et Vetera, Vol. 10, No. 3, 2012, p. 649-656.
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Is Every Action Morally Significant?
PHILOSOPHY 86 July 2011 Abstract One form of scepticism about the possibility of moral theory does not deny that there is something describable as ‘the conduct of life’, but it argues that there is no […]
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Reasons for thinking that an embryo is a human being
Letters to The Daily Telegraph 10 Jun 2006 Reasons for thinking that an embryo is a human being In the final extract from his book After Dolly, Ian Wilmut asks if the early human embryo […]
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Practical Philosophy
Practical Philosophy: Ethics, Society and Culture In this wide ranging volume of philosophical essays John Haldane explores some central areas of social life and issues of intense academic and public debate. These include the question […]
