Posts on morality/ethics/worldbuilding

I'll group that type of worlding which is more doctrinal or dogmatic, or focuses on bad outcomes of worlding under the term worldbuilding. I.E. it is a more intentional worlding, which is conscious of its ability to construct the world we live in, but does not see that urge to world, as anything other than something that must be controlled.

I will probably include here that set of ethical questions which focus on moral questions raised in the individual's remit or conscience. This may include more psychological in growth and maturity aspects, but we'll see.

1. Categories versus practices: moral leadership & teenagers running amok
2. Sydney or the Bush
3. John Dewey via Lizzie Muller via Awfully Wonderful

For more positive aspects of worlding see the list at Posts on the world, worlding

For details on the thickets that metaphysics and moral philosophy provide:

1. Position on moral realism 
2. Where I stand on doctrine of conscience
3. Grammarians, criticisms of
   • Atlas of non-landscape artists
   • A Stich in time
4. Morality & evolution
   • Reading into memories of the origins of virtue: Matt Ridley's The Origins of Virtue
5. Iris Murdoch's Metaphysics as a Guide to Morals (1992: London: Chatto & Windus) In these I discover that I have been doing moral philosophy if timelessly avant la lettre.
   
   1. From selfing in worlding to sovereignty: me worlding Iris Murdoch's Wittgenstein
   2. Iris Murdoch and the good of it
   3. Noting Iris Murdoch quoting Wittgenstein and friends
   4. Getting Ursula le Guin and Iris Murdoch to chat via LLM chatbots
6. Roger Scruton
   • Bad worldbuilding Roger, bad.
7. Religion versus the world
   1. Religion versus the world: 1 technology
8. Imperialism: worldbuilding's originary form
   1. Christopher I. Beckwith's The Scythian Empire a short review
   2. Transubstantiation transmogrifications remove metaphor for literal magic Basically transubstantiation transmuted a democratic, or at least community-minded worlding, into a worldbuilding tool of imperial government, by removing the metaphor and replacing it with rituals of literal magic.
9. Politics and ideology
   1. Anarchy panarchy
      • 1 Panarchy and me
      • 2 A panarchy of relativism: and the meta of me and you
      • asystems anarchism: a youthful play re-worked
   2. Libertarianism
      1. Reaction: Argumentative ethics Hans-Hermann Hoppe building on Ludwig von Mises