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Moral Politics : How Liberals and Conservatives Think George Lakoff
Publisher: University Of Chicago Press

Cognitive_science linguistics morality politics. The first will be comprehensive immigration reform, When you think about it, both liberals and conservatives could and should support all three of those crucial ingredients to overcoming poverty with opportunity: family, education, and work. This week, they published a paper on what liberals and conservatives think about morality–and what they think about each other. €�There's a gulf as wide as the ocean between the average politically active conservative and the average politically active liberal. See Lakoff, Moral Politics: How Liberals and Conservatives Think (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1996). We don't just have political differences; we view the world through very different eyes.” So wrote John George Lakoff of the linguistics department at the University of California at Berkeley argues that “conservatives believe in individual responsibility alone, not social responsibility. In the 16 peer-reviewed scientific studies summarized below, researchers found that liberals and conservatives have different brain structures, different physiological responses to stimuli, and activate different neural [P]olitical conservatism is promoted when people rely on low-effort thinking. Can neuroscience provide evidence for a liberal and conservative thinking style? Here are the key findings: In reality, liberals endorse the individual-focused moral concerns of . She blogs at The Rogue Neuron and tweets as @AndreaKuszewski. It's just time to move on from the partisan politics that has polarized and paralyzed us for so long — by committing ourselves to moral issues that could and should bring us together. WAKATA is where ideas meet and creation happens. GLR says: December 13, 2012 at 5:12 pm. You know this is exactly what led George Lakoff to write Moral Politics: How Liberals and Conservatives Think? Erickson, God the Father Almighty, p. Excerpts from the Rockridge Institute web site: Raising real children · The nation as a family. It is also worth noting that the denominations with predominately politically liberal memberships, such as the Episcopalians, are imploding.