The Righteous Mind
A work of moral psychology exploring why people are divided by politics and religion. It argues that moral judgments arise from intuitive feelings rather than rational thought, and maps the innate moral foundations that shape diverse human cultures.
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Ranked #229 of 1942 · 493 pages · Published 2012
Mentioned 4× on The Joe Rogan Experience across 4 episodes, most recently on Mar 19, 2024.
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