Dispatches from the Blood-Brain Barrier
Daniel MoseleyPosting here about philosophy, psychiatry, and medicine, and when they're worth the trouble, about politics, books, and films. Reasonable disagreement welcome and expected.
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A Remembrance of Thomas E. Hill, Jr. (1937-2026)
I first met Tom around 2002. I was a graduate student in Philosophy at UVA and dating someone who was in graduate school at UNC. When I would drive to Chapel Hill to visit, I would occasionally drop by the Philosophy Department to talk with...
We the People, We the Warriors
[I have been reflecting on the recent 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, and had a vivid memory of reading Talbot Brewer’s Op-Ed essay “We the People, We the Warriors” published in the Washington Post in August 2002. His...
Does Severe Depression Undermine the Capacity to Choose MAiD?
[This is a slightly revised version of the comments I delivered at the Central Division Meeting of the APA in Chicago in response to Prof. Quinn Gibson’s paper. I’ve revised it to focus on the version of Prof. Gibson’s essay published here...
Can We Tell Whether a Severely Depressed Patient is Competent to Choose Death?
[This is the first guest post at Dispatches from the Blood-Brain Barrier. I had the good fortune to comment on an earlier version of this essay at a meeting of the American Philosophical Association in Chicago earlier this year. Quinn will...
When the Hunger Goes Quiet
Denise is fifty-eight, and for most of her adult life she has been struggling to be responsive to medical demands to lose weight. She was diagnosed with diabetes four years ago, although she was getting warning signs of it for over a decade...
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I teach Bioethics at the Brody School of Medicine at ECU. PhD in Philosophy. I often get asked what a philosopher is doing in a medical school. This is part of the answer.
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