Social (in)justice: why many popular answers to important questions of race, gender, and identity are wrong-and how to know what's right: a reader-friendly remix of Cynical theories

Durham, North Carolina: Pitchstone Publishing. Edited by Helen Pluckrose & James A. Lindsay (2021)
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Argues that many popular approaches to questions of social justice are illiberal and offers an alternative vision for social justice based on liberal principles, adapted from the Wall Street Journal bestseller Cynical Theories.

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HM671.C487 2022

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9781634312233   9781634312240

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