Critique and Context: Moral Intuitions Explored

This chapter critiques Jonathan Haidt's 'The Righteous Mind,' focusing on the binary moral distinctions between conservatives and liberals. It explores the historical context of intellectual thought, highlighting the shortcomings of modern intellectuals in addressing complex political issues. The discussion emphasizes how differing moral intuitions are influenced by social environments and economic realities, delving into the implications of managerialism in contemporary governance.