Suicide has been a focus of philosophical examination in the West since at least the time of Plato, and for good reason. It raises a lot of difficult questions. What makes behaviour suicidal? Is suicidal behaviour rational and - the question that has obsessed philosophers down the ages - is it morally permissible? This week, the first part of a two-part investigation of this enigmatic and disconcerting phenomenon.Listen Now - 17052008 |Download Audio
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Michael J Cholbi (the guest)
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy - Suicide (written by Michael Cholbi)
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