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A 46-minute lecture by YaleCourses about philosophy and ethics, on the Philosophy shelf. A commenter in r/biology recommended it.
YaleCourses, Lecture, 46 min, 2008, on the Philosophy shelf
First lecture of Shelly Kagan’s Yale course on the philosophy of death.
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