Roman Krznaric
Australian-born social philosopher, founder of the Empathy Museum and author of Empathy, The Good Ancestor and History for Tomorrow.
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Their wordsThey have failed to deal effectively with issues arising from migration, climate change, wealth inequality and terrorism.
↗The Return of the City State (and the Slow Death of Nation States)romankrznaric.com 1st of 2 in this piece
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Their wordsCities, in contrast, are the greatest and most enduring social technology ever invented by humankind.
↗The Return of the City State (and the Slow Death of Nation States)romankrznaric.com 2nd of 2 in this piece
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Their wordsMost of their arguments are based on a false dichotomy between empathy and reason.
↗Why The Empathy Critics Are Wrong: Empathy Doesn’t Break Democracy, It Makes Itromankrznaric.com 1st of 2 in this piece
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Empathy opens moral concern for marginalised groups, and rights and laws then keep it open.
Their wordsempathy opens the door of our moral concern for neglected or marginalised social groups, and then rights and laws wedge that door open.
↗Why The Empathy Critics Are Wrong: Empathy Doesn’t Break Democracy, It Makes Itromankrznaric.com 2nd of 2 in this piece