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My papers from the period of 1965-1999 are available in the manuscript section of the National Library of Australia in
Canberra. (Call number MS 9870.) They can only be read in the reading room, but if you want to see what is there, go to http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn770330.
Some of my articles are available to read online without charge when they appear*. At other times, or in other
publications, you may need a subscription to the newspaper, magazine or journal that has published them. (Sometimes you can buy single article too, either directly from publisher or
through various services). You can find however some of my columns for Free Inquiry by clicking here and searching for my name. You can also freely browse through
the archives of Daily Princetonian, PAW etc. Some of my reviews are available in The New York Review of Books. Occasionally The
New York Times leaves articles available without subscription, for example, you have free access to ’The Singer Solution to Global Poverty’ here and ‘What Should a Billionaire Give - and What Should You?’ here. I now write syndicated articles on a regular base for the Project Syndicate series “The Ethics of Life”. You can see those
pieces on their website in several languages. If you wish to reprint them, please first obtain permission from Project Syndicate.
Four of my books are available in electronic versions: Marx, Hegel, In Defense of Animals (ed.) and How Ethical is Australia? (with Tom Gregg). The others can be bought from bookstores, in person or online. Several online bookstores sell also used and out of print books.
The best online source for interviews with me as well as articles about me, is http://www.utilitarian.net/singer/.
For books about me, incidentally, see especially Hyun Höchsmann, On Peter Singer, Wadsworth, 2002 and Dale Jamieson (ed.), Singer and His Critics, Blackwell, Oxford, 1999.
Here you can find my 10 top books.
Some of the lectures which are available: 'One World: The Ethics of Globalization'  , 'Global
Responsibilities: How Can Multinational Corporations Deliver on Human Rights?' (with Andrew Kuper) / remarks  , questions and answers , 'America's Responsibilities as A Global Citizen' part 1 , part 2 , ‘Globalisierungsethik’/ , 'Changing Ethics For a Sustainable World' , ‘Ethics and World Poverty’ first  , second , third , ‘The Ethics of What We Eat' ,also  , ‘Ethics in Genetics’ , ‘The Ethics of Life and Death Decision-making’. Discussion with Adrienne Asch: ‘Ethics, Health Care and Disability’ / (small), (large), response to Don Marquis 'Abortion and Infanticide: A Critique of Peter Singer's Views' (small), (large), , Dinesh D'Souza Debates Peter Singer . Roundtable Discussion: ‘How Can Values Be Taught in the University?' .
Conference ‘Is it wrong to End Early Human Life?’ (small), (large). Guest of Iconoclasts ; Emperor Has No Clothes Award speech . Colbert Report .
A documentary about me entitled ‘Singer: A Dangerous Mind’ (no, that title was not my idea) was
produced by Margie Bryant, with support from the BBC and the ABC (that’s the Australian Broadcasting Corporation). By clicking ABC you can buy it, or watch a trailer about it and download
educational materials if you want to use it in the classroom or so.
Chats of 14th May 2002 and of 30th October 2005 .
*A good way of keeping track of any new publications is to set Google Alert for my name. Be aware however that there are other people with this name, including one other bioethicist, the
Toronto-based Peter A. Singer. Also check  and  . |
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