#796 - Rob Kurzban - The Evolutionary Psychology Of Human Morality
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#796 - Rob Kurzban - The Evolutionary Psychology Of Human Morality includes mentions of The New Puritans by Andrew Doyle, Les Misérables by Victor Hugo, and The Book of Daniel by Doyle, with indexed source context and timestamps where available.
Indexed context: The host references 'The New Puritans' to draw parallels between the Salem witch trials and contemporary issues of moral judgment and social justice.…
Indexed context: The host discusses a specific situation in 'Les Misérables' that highlights the theme of invulnerability in moral attacks. This example serves to ill…
Indexed context: The host highlights how Doyle's insights in 'The Book of Daniel' reveal important connections between moral challenges and personal resilience. This…
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- A second recurring theme is morality and social justice.
- Referenced books include The New Puritans by Andrew Doyle and Les Misérables by Victor Hugo.
- Related interests include Readers interested in morality, social justice, and historical parallels and Readers interested in social justice and moral philosophy.
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Andrew Doyle wrote a book called The New Puritans using the Salem witch trials as a historical comparison to look at what's happening with a lot of cancellation and social justice at the moment.
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The excerpt references a situation in Les Misérables where a nobleman bullies a character with impunity due to his social status, illustrating the theme of invulnerability in moral attacks.
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The speaker mentions that Doyle put his finger on a certain phenomenon in his book, suggesting a connection to moral attacks and invulnerability.
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The host references 'The New Puritans' to draw parallels between the Salem witch trials and contemporary issues of moral judgment and social justic…
The host discusses a specific situation in 'Les Misérables' that highlights the theme of invulnerability in moral attacks. This example serves to i…
The host highlights how Doyle's insights in 'The Book of Daniel' reveal important connections between moral challenges and personal resilience. Thi…
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