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.
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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