Jonathan Haidt
Social psychologist at NYU-Stern. Author of The Righteous Mind. Reflections on how social & moral psychology can improve companies, universities, and societies.
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Norm Ornstein on US Politics, Partisanship & Tribalism: Half Hour of Heterodoxy #11
HeterodoxAcademy.org 5d 1 tweets
Norm Ornstein (@NormOrnstein), is a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. He has written and co-written a number of books about gridlock and partisanship in the American political system including The Permanent Campaign and Its Future (1995),
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Jonathan Haidt on Heterodox Academy's 2nd Anniversary: Half Hour of Heterodoxy #12
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Half Hour of Heterodoxy #12: Jonathan Haidt (@JonHaidt) is a co-founder and executive director of Heterodox Academy. He is a professor of business ethics at New York University’s Stern School of Business, and has written The Happiness Hypothesis: Fin
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Jonathan Haidt I'm the guest on Half Hour of Heterodoxy, on HxA 2nd anniv, importance of process, plans for the future:  40h ago
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#12 Jon Haidt on Heterodox Academy's 2nd Anniversary | Half Hour of Heterodoxy
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Jonathan Haidt (@JonHaidt) is a co-founder and executive director of Heterodox Academy. He is a professor of business ethics at New York University’s Stern S...
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James Madison Weeps
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A Brookings survey finds college students are clueless about free speech.
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Jonathan Haidt A powerful op-ed from WaPo, on the risks for democracy of the new attitudes about speech on campus:  4d ago
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Jonathan Haidt oops, i mistakenly attributed a WSJ editorial to WaPo. So i deleted that tweet, and repost the quote and link here  3d ago
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The Politics of the Professoriat: Political diversity on campus
CBC Radio 6d 1 tweets
Universities are supposed to be dedicated to the exchange of ideas. But according to social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, campuses now skew so far to the left that they’ve become what he calls “political monocultures” in which voices that stray too fa
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Jonathan Haidt I was a guest on Canadian radio show Ideas, discussing current trends on campus, & how they affect research quality  6d ago
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Science Denial Across the Political DivideSocial Psychological and Personality Science - Anthony N. Washburn, Linda J. Skitka, 2017
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We tested whether conservatives and liberals are similarly or differentially likely to deny scientific claims that conflict with their preferred conclusions. Pa...
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Scott Lilienfeld on Microaggressions, and The Goldwater Rule: Half Hour of Heterodoxy #10
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Scott Lilienfeld is professor of psychology at Emory University. Here, he talks about his 2016 article evaluating the psychological literature on microaggressions and his 2017 article about revoking the Goldwater rule. Scott is an Association for Psy
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Jonathan Haidt Scott Lilienfeld on what's valid, what's not, about the microaggression program: Half Hour of Heterodoxy #10  8d ago
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How a Group of Instructors Is Standing Up to the Right-Wing Outrage Machine
The Chronicle of Higher Education 9d 2 tweets
Eighty are pre-emptively answering threats to progressive, minority faculty members after a year of social-media anger.
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Communicating Across Difference: Free and Responsible Speech
American Sociological Association 9d 2 tweets
Attacks on the speech of students, faculty, and visitors on college campuses have a long history. Not only are such attacks continuing, but social media has generated a climate in which campaigns of intimidation can be organized quickly and easily an
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How to bury your academic writing
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Inappropriate use of journal impact factors has been much in the spotlight. The impact factor is not only a poor indicator of rese...
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Opinion Video: What's at Stake When We Don't Teach Free Speech?
Wsj.com 11d 3 tweets
NYU Professor of Ethical Leadership Jonathan Haidt discusses the decline in intellectual discourse and viewpoint diversity on today's college campuses with WSJ Robert L. Bartley Fellow Zachary Wood.
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Jonathan Haidt My conversation with Zach Wood, at WSJ: What's at Stake When We Don't Teach Free Speech?  11d ago
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The Power of Making Friends with Ideological Enemies | Sean Malone
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Judging by social media, most people seem to believe that it's possible to yell at people or insult and ridicule them until they change their minds. Unfortunately, as cathartic as it feels to let out your anger against awful people, this just isn't a
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Jonathan Haidt Daryl Davis is one of the most courageous & inspiring people in America today. Amazing video, lessons for persuasion  13d ago
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Half Hour of Heterodoxy
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Heterodox Academy presents Half Hour of Heterodoxy, a series of interviews by HxA executive committee member Chris Martin with leading academics on topics related at least tangentially to viewpoint diversity and free inquiry. Martin is a graduate stu
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Featured Business Ethics and Compliance Expert: Azish Filabi | Ethical Systems
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Jonathan Haidt Azish Filabi has taken to a new level. See how she has transformed our organization  17d ago
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Silicon Valley’s Politics: Liberal, With One Big Exception
Farhad Manjoo 🇺🇸 — Nytimes.com 18d 11 tweets
A new Stanford study found that the nation’s tech elite are extremely liberal on most issues — except when it comes to regulation.
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Jonathan Haidt Interesting new work on politics of tech founders: Strongly left BUT anti-regulation and anti-union.  17d ago
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Angry About the Election?
Psychology Today 19d 2 tweets
Don't be tolerant. Tolerance is a paradigm that has outlived its purpose.
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Jonathan Haidt great essay on what anger/contempt/disgust do to our politics. From last Nov., , more relevant today:  19d ago
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A reflection on Mark Lilla's essay and book about identity politics (essay) | Inside Higher Ed
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In his writings, Mark Lilla calls for images of solidarity to replace what he sees as an unhealthy emphasis on difference, but till now such solidarity has come at the expense of all too many people, argues Michael S. Roth.
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Jonathan Haidt Review and critique of Mark Lilla, by of Wesleyan (I really like them both, even when they disagree)  21d ago
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Is this Japanese concept the secret to a long, happy, meaningful life?
World Economic Forum 46d 5 tweets
Finding your everyday reason for living, or ikigai, could lead to a longer and better life.
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In Defense of Amy Wax's Defense of Bourgeois Values
HeterodoxAcademy.org 21d 8 tweets
Since 2015 we’ve seen an increase in petitions and movements to denounce professors. Typically a professor says or writes something, then a group of students protests. The students demand that the professor be censured or renounced by the university
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Jonathan Haidt My defense of Amy Wax, who defended "bourgeois values"  21d ago