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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Dancing in the Streets

A History of Collective Joy

Book • 2006

Barbara Ehrenreich

Mentioned by

Georgia Hampton

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Jonathan Haidt

as a book that supports his theory of moral foundations.

#644: Jonathan Haidt — The Coddling of the American Mind, How to Become Intellectually Antifragile, and How to Lose Anger by Studying Morality

Recommended by Jonathan Haidt to the general audience for its exploration of collective joy and religious rituals.

The 5 Good Intentions That Lead to Failure (And How to Turn Them Around) | Jonathan Heidt (Replay)

Mentioned by

Nathan Labenz

as one of his favorite books, highlighting its documentation of collective joy and altered states of consciousness.

AI Consciousness? Exploring the Possibility with Prof. Eric Schwitzgebel

Mentioned by

Jonathan Haidt

as a source for understanding the importance of synchronous movement and collective joy.

ANXIOUS GENERATION (Part 2): How to Raise Resilient Kids in the Digital Age

Mentioned in relation to communal ecstasy and collective joy across cultures.

The Gifts of Imperfection - Book Summary

Mentioned by

Georgia Hampton

, it examines dance as an act that generates both a sense of togetherness with others and also individual ecstatic pleasure.

Ohhhhh I Wanna Dance With Somebody

Recommended by Jonathan Haidt as a key book for understanding collective joy and ecstatic rituals.

Conversations with Tom | Social Psychologist Explains How Good Intentions & Bad Ideas Are Leading Us To Failure

Mentioned by

Ezra Klein

as a book exploring the history and significance of collective joy and communal celebrations.

Barbara Ehrenreich on UBI, class conflict, and collective joy

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