Haidt

Prof. Haidt is wrong to suggest, however, that libertarians and liberals have much in common with each other.

Tea Party Embodies Something Real and Deeply Felt 2010

While Haidt is eager for the Baby Boomers to cede the stage, many Boomers themselves are optimistic that, as one puts it, "ninety will be the new sixty."

Optimistic Prognoses, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

And Haidt is working to name those things, and figure out how they function.

inkblurt · Moral Dimensions 2007

Or did the conservative value of in-group loyalty, which tends to lie dormant in liberals such as Haidt, emerge under these unusual circumstances and convince him to be true to his school?

Signs of the Times 2009

"Haidt," the article said, "told the audience that he had been corresponding with a couple of non-liberal graduate students in social psychology whose experiences reminded him of closeted gay students in the 1980s.

Born this way? Conservative bias on campus Alexandra Petri 2011

Without this ability "to turn off the Me and turn on the We," moral psychologist Jonathan Haidt tells us, our species would still be wandering around as groups of nomads, unable to create a civilization.

Mark Matousek: Why We Don't Need God to Be Good (and What Religious Folk Don't Want You to Know) Mark Matousek 2011

As Haidt went on to note in his talk audio & slides here:

Liberal bias: science writing's elephant in the room? 2011

In building the case that anti-Conservative discrimination is a problem, Haidt went on to share the testimony of 'non-liberal' graduate students in psychology he had spoken to, controversially comparing their experiences with those of gay students in the 1980s.

Liberal bias: science writing's elephant in the room? 2011

The simple answer is just that, as the research of folks like Joshua Greene and Jonathan Haidt shows, we have a set of evolved moral intuitions that are especially keyed to harm to others that is both intentional and proximate.

One Waterboarding Is a Tragedy; A Million Is a Statistic 2009

Without this ability "to turn off the Me and turn on the We," moral psychologist Jonathan Haidt tells us, our species would still be wandering around as groups of nomads, unable to create a civilization.

Mark Matousek: Why We Don't Need God to Be Good (and What Religious Folk Don't Want You to Know) Mark Matousek 2011