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Moral Politics How Liberals And Conservatives Think 2nd Edition George Lakoff

Name: Moral Politics How Liberals And Conservatives Think 2nd Edition George Lakoff
SKU: BELL-1534566
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Moral Politics How Liberals And Conservatives Think 2nd Edition George Lakoff instant download after payment.

Publisher: University Of Chicago Press

File Extension: DJVU

File size: 2.46 MB

Pages: 476

Author: George Lakoff

ISBN: 9780226467719, 0226467716

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: 2

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Moral Politics How Liberals And Conservatives Think 2nd Edition George Lakoff by George Lakoff 9780226467719, 0226467716 instant download after payment.

George Lakoff’s book is a crucial key to understanding political opponents and achieving political victory. In this first full-scale application of cognitive science to politics, Lakoff analyzes the unconscious worldview of liberals and conservatives, explaning why they are at odds over so many seemingly unrelated issues--like taxes, abortion, regulation, and social programs. The differences, Lakoff argues, are not mere matters of partisanship, but arise from radically different conceptions of morality and ideal family life--meaning that family and morality are at the heart of American politics in ways that are far from obvious.