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The Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion
by Jonathan Haidt
by Jonathan Haidt
Zachary's review
bookshelves: activism, politics, conservative, reference
Jul 17, 12
bookshelves: activism, politics, conservative, reference
Read from July 10 to 17, 2012
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17. Juli, 21:17 Uhr
Can't say I agree with everything here, (for example, I would assert that gov't is another form of superorganism that requires limits and controls, and I think the Great Society had a role in the Southern states becoming Republican), but he's definitely given me a lot to think about, particularly when it comes to how I talk about these issues with others. It really explains some of the more puzzling exchanges I've had with people who differ with me on politics and related issues.
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