The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion
Why do good people disagree so deeply about politics and religion? In The Righteous Mind, Jonathan Haidt examines the moral perspectives that shape individual beliefs and collective divisions, inviting readers to consider how people form judgments and why opposing viewpoints can feel so compelling.
About This Book
The Righteous Mind explores the relationship between morality, politics, and religion.
Jonathan Haidt considers why people who see themselves as good can reach sharply different conclusions about important public questions.
The book focuses on the sources of moral disagreement and the ways those differences can divide communities.
It offers readers a framework for thinking about political and religious conflict through the lens of moral psychology.
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