Promoting Consent (Follow On Funding for Impact and Engagement for "The Ethics of Communicating Consent")

该项目将传播已完成研究的两个关键点的知识：(A)同意可以通过多种方式传达：可以口头或非口头传达；它可以通过传统形式或非传统形式进行交流。原则上，任何沟通模式都是合适的，只要它的结果是听众必须获得足够的证据来证明说话者的意思。通过这种方式，清晰沟通的道德规范可以根据证据所需的阈值来解释。(B)陶醉会削弱听众的解释能力，和/或演讲者表达自己的能力。因此，它削弱了听众对演讲者意思的证据。根据前一点的交流，这构成了醉酒的一个被忽视的伦理作用。迄今为止，哲学文献只关注它如何损害决策；这项研究做出了新颖的贡献，它也影响了交流和证据。简而言之，中毒不仅仅局限于我们作为代理人；它也限制了我们作为沟通者和知者的能力。为了传播这些知识，该项目将制作以下原创动画视频：(1)两个6分钟的动画讲座。对于(A)和(B)，我将创建并录制两个讲座，适合那些事先不了解哲学的人。我将与无线哲学（Wi-Phi）合作，在这些录音的基础上制作动画讲座。Wi-Phi是一个非营利性的开放获取哲学网站，旨在“通过制作以娱乐形式免费提供的视频，向人们介绍哲学实践。”它的贡献者包括哥伦比亚大学、康奈尔大学、麻省理工学院、斯坦福大学和耶鲁大学等大学的领域领导者。受欢迎的免费非盈利教育机构可汗学院（Khan Academy）在其哲学课程中使用了他们的视频。到目前为止，他们已经制作了145个视频，总浏览量超过700万，平均每月浏览量在30万到50万之间。（2）. 两分钟的动画电影。在我的讲座(A)的基础上，我将与Blue Seat Studios合作制作一部动画电影来表达我研究的中心思想。蓝座工作室制作动画电影，并致力于通过幽默和通俗易懂的动画教育所有年龄段的人。他们最相关的创意产出是一部3分钟的动画电影《茶与同意》（Tea and Consent），这部电影在社交媒体上广泛传播，在YouTube上获得了超过700万的浏览量，并被泰晤士河谷警察局和萨默塞特和雅芳强奸和性虐待支持中心使用。一分钟的动画诗。在我的讲座(B)的基础上，我将与Sabrina Mahfouz合作创作一首诗来表达我研究的中心思想。马赫福兹女士将录制这首诗的表演，我将与蓝座工作室合作制作伴随的动画。萨布丽娜·马哈福兹是一位广受好评的诗人、剧作家和编剧。她出版了一本完整的诗集，并在BBC3和BBC戏剧频道制作了一部电视短片。她曾与V&A博物馆、皇家歌剧院、布什剧院合作。她的戏剧赢得了多个奖项，她曾是天空艺术学院诗歌学者，Leverhulme驻场剧作家和布什剧院的副艺术家。她最具创意的作品是一首一分钟的口语诗，受英国乐施会（Oxfam）委托，为2016年的圣诞活动创作。这些影片将通过免费的在线视频分享网站YouTube和Vimeo向公众免费提供。我将确保这种可用性在项目结束后持续10年。

The project will spread knowledge of two key points of completed research:(A) Consent can be communicated in a multitude of ways: it can be communicated verbally or non-verbally; it can be communicated through conventional forms or non-conventionally. In principle, any mode of communication is appropriate so long as it has the outcome that the audience must gain sufficient evidence about what the speaker means. In this way, the ethical norms for clear communication can be explained in terms of a required threshold for evidence.(B) Intoxication undermines the audience's ability to interpret, and/or the speaker's ability to express themselves. Consequently, it impairs the audience's evidence about what the speaker means. In light of the previous point communication, this constitutes a neglected ethical role for intoxication. To date, the philosophical literature has only focused on how it impairs decision-making; the research makes the novel contribution that it also affects communication and evidence. In short, intoxication does not simply limit us as agents; it also limits us as communicators and knowers.To spread this knowledge, the project will produce the following original animated videos:(1) Two six-minute animated lectures. For both (A) and (B), I will create and record two lectures that are suitable to those with no prior acquaintance with philosophy. I will collaborate with Wireless Philosophy (Wi-Phi) to create animated lectures on the basis of these recordings. Wi-Phi is a non-profit open-access philosophy website that aims to "introduce people to the practice of philosophy by making videos that are freely available in a form that is entertaining." Its contributors include field-leaders at universities such as Columbia University, Cornell University, MIT, Stanford University, and Yale University. The popular free non-profit educational organisation Khan Academy uses their videos in its philosophy courses. They have produced 145 videos thus far, with a total of more than 7,000,000 views and an average of 300,000 - 500,000 views per month. (2). Two-minute animated film. On the basis of my lecture for (A), I will collaborate with Blue Seat Studios to create an animated film that expresses the central ideas of my research. Blue Seat Studios produce animated films and are committed to educating people of all ages about consent using humour and accessible animation. Their most relevant creative output is the 3-minute animated film, "Tea and Consent," which was widely disseminated by social media, has received over 7,000,000 views on YouTube, and was used by Thames Valley Police and Somerset and Avon Rape & Sexual Abuse Support.(3). One-minute animated poem. On the basis of my lecture for (B), I will collaborate with Sabrina Mahfouz to create a poem that expresses the central ideas of my research. Ms. Mahfouz will record a performance of the poem and I will collaborate with Blue Seat Studios to create accompanying animation. Sabrina Mahfouz is a critically acclaimed poet, playwright and screenwriter. She has published a full poetry collection, and produced a TV short with BBC3 & BBC Drama. She has collaborated with the V&A Museum, Royal Opera House, Bush Theatre. Her plays have won multiple awards, and she has been the Sky Arts Academy Scholar for Poetry, Leverhulme Playwright in Residence and Associate Artist at Bush Theatre. Her most relevant creative output is a one-minute spoken word poem commissioned by Oxfam GB for their 2016 Christmas campaign.These films will be freely available to the public through the free online video-sharing websites, YouTube and Vimeo. I will ensure that this availability continues for 10 years beyond the end of the project.