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Mar 23, 2024
Caste, Music, and Microinequities
A Discussion with Supriya Subramani
Summary
In this episode, Pat speaks with Dr Supriya Subramani.
Dr Subramani's interest in morality and ethics has led her to explore morality, behaviour, and ethics in healthcare contexts. She has worked on the concepts of belonging, micro-inequities, moral habitus, the idea of the passive patient, the social construction of incompetency, and reflexivity.
They discuss caste and contemporary music, resistance and poetry, and autonomy and participatory theatre.
Background notes and a transcript of this episode are also available on the Concept : Art website (http://www.conceptartpodcast.com).
Concept : Art is produced on muwinina Country, lutruwita Tasmania. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.
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Pat McConville
Pat McConville is a philosopher and bioethicist based in nipaluna Hobart, in lutruwita Tasmania. He is currently Lecturer in the School of Medicine, Deakin University, Australia.