Syed Raheel Shahzad examines a difficult philosophical test: does a moral principle remain valid when the identities, interests and sides are reversed? Research Update · Moral Philosophy · Justice · Consistency · 13 September 2026 Would You Still Call It Right If the Other Side Did It? Kant, Rawls and the Ethics of Double Standards…
Philosophical Essay · Proportion, Moral Judgment, Anger and Accountability The Measure of a Moral Response: Why Being Right Does Not Justify Every Reaction A philosophical inquiry into why a justified grievance does not justify every reaction—and why justice requires measure as well as recognition. The Measure of a Moral Response: Why Being Right Does Not…
Philosophical Essay · 31 August 2026 · Belonging, Identity and Responsible Conviction The Borrowed Self: When Belonging Decides What We Are Allowed to Believe Inherited identity, social conformity and the philosophical courage required to examine the convictions that first gave us a place in the world. The Borrowed Self: When Belonging Decides What We Are…
