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Enlightenment 2.0

Book • 2014
In 'Enlightenment 2.

0', Joseph Heath argues that the current political landscape is increasingly divided between rational and irrational discourse.

He proposes a new approach called 'slow politics', which emphasizes slow thought, deliberation, and debate to counteract the rapid-fire pace of modern politics.

Heath draws on psychological and philosophical research to advocate for collective action against social conditions that hinder rational thought.

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Ep 114 – Universal Basic Outcome
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Joseph Heath
, as mentioned in the episode description.
Joseph Heath on the Death of Marxism
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Ezra Klein
when discussing the limitations of human social instincts in a modern context.
Book excerpt: A better theory of identity politics

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