Wrath - Moral Grandstanding
CCEPA presents "Wrath: Moral Grandstanding and Self-Righteous Anger." In this talk we ask why everyone seems so angry. Dr. Justin Tosi, from Institute for the Study of Markets and Ethics, Georgetown University, helps us understand the rise of intolerance, the disappearance of the middle ground in social and political dialogue, moral grandstanding and the emergence of the outrage industry on-line and in the media.
7pm, April 26, 2018
O’Regan Hall
Halifax Central Library
The 2017-18 CCEPA Lecture Series: SEVEN DEADLY SINS explores the personal and collective consequences of our thoughts and actions as we continue to grapple with age old temptations.
This panel is presented with the support of Segelberg Trust and the Halifax Central Library.
In Wrath we will talk about why everyone seems so angry all the time. Presenters will help us understand the rise of intolerance, the disappearance of the middle ground in social and political dialogue, moral grandstanding and the emergence of the outrage industry on-line and in the media.
The 2017-18 CCEPA Lecture Series: SEVEN DEADLY SINS explores the personal and collective consequences of our thoughts and actions as we continue to grapple with age old temptations.
This presentation is presented with the support of Segelberg Trust and the Halifax Central Library