Brain Food - Books are Food for your Brain
Sharon CortelyouWriting that analyzes non-fiction books touching on topics that range from politics, culture, history, and psychology. Along with summaries, the writing includes essays that help make sense of the overwhelming information in our world.
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Discontents abound
This is the fourth newsletter that is tying together Yascha Mounk’s critique of the identity synthesis and how those concepts tie into Francis Fukuyama’s examination of why liberalism is being attacked on all sides.
Why is it a trap?
Mounk has lots of criticism of the Identity synthesis. He says that will make it hard for people that do not identify with a group or do not neatly fit into one group. Others will chafe at the expectation that they identify with a group tha...
Liberalism and Its Discontents
Before we get into this book, just a reminder that the liberalism in this book’s title is not the liberal-conservative divide. Liberalism is a political and moral philosophy based on the rights of the individual, liberty, consent of the gov...
The Identity Trap
Here we are at the start of October with an election just a month away. I am going to spend this month and all of November, covering two books that I think are very relevant to understanding this moment in time. Building on the key takeaway...
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