JONATHAN HAIDT: moral psychology in a modern world
Lives Well Lived
Meat, Morality, and Modernity
This chapter examines the ethical dimensions of meat consumption and its social implications, drawing on Durkheim's theories on community and religion. It also addresses the psychological effects of technology on youth and the evolving political landscape influenced by moral psychology, contrasting liberal and conservative ideologies. Additionally, the chapter explores moral foundations theory, highlighting the differing values of care and authority within political movements and their cultural significance.
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