Piracy – Leakages from Modernity The image of ‘the pirate’ is an ambiguous figure in contemporary culture: the romanticized hero of Johnny Depp’s ‘Jack Sparrow’, the portrayal of anarchism of the seas contro

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• Piracy
• Copyright infringement
• Media Piracy in Emerging Economies
• Copyright
• The Pirate Bay
• Lawrence Liang
• File sharing
• Stop Online Piracy Act
• Law
• Intellectual property law
• Crime

A Fall Record of the Sharp-Tailed Sparrow for Interior California

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2014 annual report Sparrow Nurses

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• Nursing credentials and certifications
• Nursing in the United States
• Health
• Nursing
• Medicine

1 Culture and Choice: Two models of culture and the cochlear implant controversy Dr Rob Sparrow, Centre for Human Bioethics, Monash University. Proceedings of the 2nd Victorian State Deaf Conference, Different Views…O

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• Health
• Medicine
• Audiology
• Identity politics
• Ethnocentrism
• Cochlear implant
• Hearing impairment
• Hearing
• World Federation of the Deaf
• Deaf culture
• Deafness
• Otology

Killer robots Dr. Robert Sparrow, School of Philosophical, Historical, and International Studies, Monash University WORKING PAPER ONLY The definitive, typeset, version of this paper appeared as: Sparrow, RKiller

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• Unmanned combat air vehicle
• Unmanned aerial vehicle
• Autonomous weapon
• Technology
• Philosophy of artificial intelligence
• Security
• Linguistics
• Mobile robot
• Autonomous robot
• Weapons
• Robot
• Military robot

QUEERIN’ THE PGD CLINIC: HUMAN ENHANCEMENT AND THE FUTURE OF BODILY DIVERSITY Associate Professor Robert Sparrow Australian Research Council Future Fellow; School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies,

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• Biology
• Bioethics
• Medical genetics
• Bioethicists
• Julian Savulescu
• Preimplantation genetic diagnosis
• In vitro fertilisation
• Genetic enhancement
• Sex selection
• Human reproduction
• Medicine
• Fertility medicine

Talkin’ ‘bout a (nanotechnological) revolution Dr. Robert Sparrow, School of Philosophical, Historical, and International Studies, Monash University WORKING PAPER ONLY The definitive, typeset, version of this paper a

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• Ethology
• Science and technology studies
• Sociocultural evolution
• Technological change
• Emerging technologies
• Societal impact of nanotechnology
• Molecular nanotechnology
• Technology
• Science
• Nanotechnology

“Just say no” to drones: An appeal to the engineering profession Associate Professor Robert Sparrow Australian Research Council Future Fellow School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies: and, Adjunc

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• Humanities
• Robot
• War
• Military robot
• Just war theory
• Military
• Invasion of Iraq
• Iraq and weapons of mass destruction
• Pacifism
• Presidency of George W. Bush
• Iraq–United States relations
• Ethics

REVIEW OF: Persson, Ingmar, and Julian Savulescu, Unfit for the future? The need for moral enhancement, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012, pp. ix + 143, £hardback). Associate Professor Robert Sparrow Australi

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• Social philosophy
• Morality
• Philosophy of life
• Meta-ethics
• Julian Savulescu
• Moral psychology
• Is–ought problem
• Ethics
• Philosophy
• Behavior

Better living through chemistry? A reply to Savulescu and Persson on “moral enhancement” forthcoming in The Journal of Applied Philosophy (accepted, July 11, 2013) Associate Professor Robert Sparrow Australian Resear

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• Transhumanists
• Normative ethics
• Morality
• Julian Savulescu
• Genetic enhancement
• Nick Bostrom
• Consequentialism
• Moral character
• Is–ought problem
• Ethics
• Philosophy
• Meta-ethics