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The Righteous Mind

Why Good People Are Divided by Poliotics and Religion

Jonathan Haidt, 2012 | Cedar Mill 302 HAIDT

  • p005 1987 grad student psychology University of Pennsylvania

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Haidt Jonathan Haidt

The main message from this book is there

Introduction

  • xiii Human nature is not just intrinsically moral, it is also intrinsically moralistic, critical, and judgmental.

Part 1, Intuitions Come First, Strategic Reasoning Second

  • The mind is divided, like a rider on an elephant, and the rider's job is to serve the elephant.
  • (David) Humean model

  • p004 family dog killed, eaten. Disgusting yes, morally wrong no (to well-educated)
  • p004 man buys supermarket chicken, has sex with it, then eats it. MORE disgusting, morally wrong no (to well-educated)
    • everyone else says WRONG
  • p005 nativist (Bible, Darwin) morality built in

  • p005 empiricist (John Locke) believes babies blank slates, children learn morality from experience

  • p005 rationalist (Piaget) children figure it out for themselves

  • p006 morality self-constructed during play, improving with age
  • p007 rationalist believes moral knowledge from reasoning

  • p007 Lawrence Kohlberg quantified Piaget, defined six stages of social reasoning

  • p008 Kohlberg claims morally advanced kids learned other's perspectives from "role taking"
  • p009 Kohlberg's framework predefined morality as justice, not authority, hierarchy, and tradition
  • p010 kids recognize social conventions different than harm prevention
  • p012 different moralities: "Ilongot" (Bugkalot), formerly headhunters, channeled in-group tensions to out-group competition

  • p014 Richard Shweder quotes Clifford Geertz, westerners think bounded unique individuals, peculiar idea elsewhere

  • intuition and emotions rule, strategic reasoning justifies/explains (sometimes)
  • p049 Dale Carnegie: avoid confrontation, be a good listener, instead of reverting to combat mode
  • p055 brains evaluate threat/benefit very quickly, Robert Zajonc affective primacy

  • p072 ring of gyges

  • p075 Accountability systems make human beings the world champions of cooperation beyond kinship.
  • p075 Philip Tetlock

  • p086 people care about their groups, not ideas
  • p088 The rationalist delusion / counterargument

  • p096 Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic . a world of objects, not relationships
  • p099 Shweder's Three Ethics, Community, Autonomy, Divinity

  • p102 Haidt fieldwork in India, adapted to family rather than individual ethics
  • p105 feelings of essences emanating from objects -> reverence, ethics of divinity

  • p117 Two axis graph, low-high empathizers, low-high systemizers, Kant and utilitarian Bentham systemizers
  • p120 psychology descriptive, how the mind actually works, not hour it ought to work.
  • p125 Righteous mind mix of (version 1)
    • Care/Harm, Fairness/Cheating, Loyalty/Betrayal, Authority/Subversion, Sanctity/Degradation
  • p146 Armin Meiwes cannibal, Bernd Brandes willing victim

  • p148 conservative neophobia, liberal neophilia

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Part 2, There is More to Morality than Harm and Fairness

Part 3, Morality Binds and Blinds

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