The Righteous Mind

by Jonathan Haidt

Category: Philosophy

Book Reviews

  • @michelletandler Maybe: The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion https://t.co/v6hk2kszB8Link to Tweet
  • @conor64 How about the same three books to all three? "The Righteous Mind" by @JonHaidt https://t.co/5OGoPaatGa "A Conflict of Visions" by @ThomasSowell https://t.co/nvwJLnG9Cb "The Machiavellians" by James Burnham https://t.co/0HhAUWJQvyLink to Tweet
  • When reading popular books in a field I'm often uncertain how to treat the evidence. I'm reading Haidt's "The Righteous Mind". Fascinating, and much agrees with my prejudices. But I worry about caveats & counter-evidence that may not have made it into the bookLink to Tweet
  • On morality and politics, and on the two kinds of fairness, I can't recommend this book by @JonHaidt too highly: https://t.co/1cMGkWbdGqLink to Tweet
  • I read the first hundred pages of @JonHaidt’s Righteous Mind (“why good people are divided by politics and religion”) tonight. It’s both excellent and the most conversationally-written book I’ve read in recent memory.Link to Tweet
  • @jasoncwarner I'm sure there are some articles online which summarize their theories but for Haidt "the righteous mind" is the book and for Lakoff "don't think of an elephant"Link to Tweet
  • A decent #book but too verbose. Thankfully, each chapter comes with a summary at the end of it so I could do with just the summary for last few chapters. https://t.co/qLQid6e0zmLink to Tweet
  • @JimmyRis I think most people should read this book ASAP - though, personally, I feel I read both this and The Righteous Mind "too late" (not that this makes them any less great).Link to Tweet
  • finally read Righteous Mind by @JonHaidt - one of the best books I've read on the last decade. HIGHLY recommend. https://t.co/TtR6rHltmbLink to Tweet
  • Dear liberals & conservatives, what's the point of arguing about the conclusions if you disagree about the premises? http://t.co/lsXeWvWXsOLink to Tweet

About Book

Presents a groundbreaking investigation into the origins of morality at the core of religion and politics, offering scholarly insight into the motivations behind cultural clashes that are polarizing America.

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