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Latest revision as of 14:48, 20 June 2022
Overview
Jon Haidt was a speaker at the Beyond Belief: Enlightenment 2.0 conference in 2007.
Pages
- /writings filed on Issuepedia
Theories
Haidt and others have proposed that there are 5 "innate psychological systems form the foundation of intuitive ethics" across all human cultures, and that one's political affiliation (conservative vs. liberal) is largely determined by how one ranks these systems.
Links
Reference
- Wikipedia
Conservapediano equivalent page (as of 2022-06-20)
dKosopediaapparently never had a page on this topicSourceWatchno equivalent page (as of 2022-06-20)
Official
- main home page
- user page at virginia.edu
- YourMorals.Org: a project by Haidt and others to study morality through online surveys
to file
- 2012-05-17 The unbearable squishiness of Jonathan Haidt by PZ Myers