About
Qualifications
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MA(Res) in Ethics and Political Theory, University of Reading, 2009
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BA(Hons) in Philosophy, University of Sheffield, 2007
Biography
Greg completed his undergraduate degree in Philosophy, and worked at a university for a year before deciding to return to full-time education. He then undertook an MA at the University of Reading, which ended up focussing on a combination of applied ethics and feminism. His dissertation was entitled ‘What is wrong with pornography?’. Having decided at the last minute that an academic career was much more interesting than training to be a teacher, he embarked upon his PhD. The project combines a traditional philosophical approach with qualitative data.
Other activities
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Member of Society for Applied Philosophy
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Outside of work, Greg’s interests include triathlons, Land Rovers and eating Cornish pasties.
Publications
G. Moorlock, H. Draper and S. R. Bramhall (2011). Liver Transplantation Using 'Donation After Circulatory Death' Donors: The Ethics of Managing the End-of-Life Care of Potential Donors to Achieve Organs Suitable for Transplantation. Clinical Ethics 6 (3):134-139