
373. Social Justice: A Religious Movement | Andrew Doyle
The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
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Confronting Shadows: Literature and Moral Responsibility
This chapter critiques the influence of modern ideologies on literary studies, highlighting the dangers of imposing contemporary morals on classical works. It explores Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' as a vehicle for examining the complexities of human morality and the necessity of confronting one's own potential for evil. The discussion also addresses the discomfort surrounding personal accountability in historical injustices, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging darker truths for genuine understanding and redemption.
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