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Let's Be Reasonable
A Conservative Case for Liberal Education
Jonathan Marks · 2015 · 448 pages
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About the book
A sophisticated exploration of how we maintain reasonableness and logic in debates about controversial issues, especially those involving politics, religion, and identity. Jonathan Marks examines the decline of civil public discourse and analyzes why rational arguments frequently fail to persuade, proposing paths toward more constructive dialogue.
The book combines philosophy, cognitive psychology, and observations on contemporary culture, offering a nuanced view of how we think differently and why the pursuit of reasonableness is so challenging.
Book details
| Author | Jonathan Marks |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 2015 |
| Pages | 448 |
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