
Articles by subject: ethics
- Test-tube truths (by Kenan Malik, May/June 2011 )
- Should science guide our moral decisions? Kenan Malik puts Sam Harris's latest argument under the microscope
- Blood and guts (by Owen Hatherley, March/April 2011 )
- Dublin Science Gallery’s latest exhibition Visceral crosses the boundaries between art and biology. Owen Hatherley pays a stomach-churning visit
- No nonsense: Laurie Taylor interviews Mary Warnock (by Laurie Taylor, September/October 2010 )
- Philosopher Mary Warnock tells Laurie Taylor why religion and politics shouldn’t mix
- "To forgive, divine?" (by Eve Garrard, September/October 2010 )
- Is forgiveness just for the devout? asks Eve Garrad
- Truth, hope and light (by Susan Neiman, July/August 2009 )
- The language of morality has been hijacked by the Right and the religious, argues Susan Neiman. It’s about time those who value reason took it back
- Moral dilemmas (by Steven Lukes, March/April 2009 )
- Do we have the right to judge others? Steven Lukes reviews the evidence
- Getting better all the time (by John Harris, November/December 2007 )
- Genetic modification of humanity isn't just possible, argues John Harris. It's a moral duty.
- Animal Wrongs (by Finn Bowring, March/April 2004 )
- Would you eat test-tube lamb? asks Finn Bowring
- Bones of contention (by Robert Foley, January/February 2004 )
- Robert Foley on why science still needs anthropological remains
- Cloning: a choice for the future (by Richard Norman, Spring 2002 )
- Professor Richard Norman looks at the issues - both fears and hopes - surrounding reproductive cloning.
- Humanist Web (by Dan Bye, Spring 2002 )
- Dan Bye looks at ethics on the web.
- Thoughts on Animals (by Julian Baggini, Summer 2001 )
- Philosopher Julian Baggini asks who should speak for the animals
- Ethics of the Embryo (by John Harris, Spring 2001 )
- John Harris on the stem cell controversy
- Art or puffery? A defence of advertising (by Winston Fletcher, Web Exclusive, June 2008)
- An adman for almost 50 years Winston Fletcher explores the art, and ethics, of the sell