Scythe | The Ethics Of Murder and Corruption

Welcome to our deep dive into the ethical dilemmas presented in Neal Shusterman's dystopian masterpiece, "Scythe." In this video, we explore the concept of gleaning-the method of population control in a world where natural death has been eliminated.
Topics Covered:
Introduction to "Scythe": A brief overview of the book's setting and plot.
What is Gleaning?: Understanding the role and necessity of gleaning in the world created by Shusterman.
Ethical Considerations: Analyzing the moral implications of gleaning. Is it justifiable? How do the Scythes ensure fairness and compassion in their duties?
Join us as we unravel the complex moral landscape of Shusterman's world and engage in a thought-provoking discussion on the ethics of life and death.
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[@BasicallyNeda]

Great review 😊 I read the Scythe trilogy last year and loved it. I found there was more politics than the ethical aspects in the series as a whole. Hope you enjoy the next two books as much as this one.☺

[@libraryoflores]

Thank you :) I enjoyed it more than I thought I would and I'm looking forward to reading the next one.