In diesem Vortrag aus dem Jahr 1970 kritisiert Philippa Foot den moralischen Skeptizismus, indem sie Ausdrucksformen analysiert und zu dem Schluss kommt, dass diese anders sind, als Skeptiker behaupten. Sie schlägt vor, dass moralische Konzepte primäre und sekundäre Verwendungszwecke haben. Die Skeptiker hätten sich auf den sekundären Verwendungszweck fixiert und seien daher im Irrtum.
In this 1970 lecture, Philippa Foot gives a criticism of moral skepticism in which expressions of form are analyzed and found to be other than skeptics have maintained. Moral concepts are suggested to have primary and dependent uses. The skeptics have latched on to the dependent; hence, their error.
An interview with Hannah Arendt about her life and work in 1964 with Günter Gaus. This is a version of a re-upload. The translation is my own, but parts also come from the published version by Joan Stambaugh. Note, this is actually the complete interview. For whatever reason, the other one with English captions on YouTube is missing almost 15 minutes, including what I took to be some of the most interesting parts, like the discussion of truth and the parts from her book the Human Condition. And that was the main reason for originally deciding to put it up to begin with. Plus, I thought my translation was a bit better and more accurate. Zotero
