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When Bush became an embarrassment even to Republicans, I prayed they would abandon not just the man but his bag of rhetorical tricks for dismissing all challengers and inconvenient truths. My prayers weren’t answered. That bag of rhetorical tricks is just so irresistible, and not just to Republicans. In a pinch, any of us reach into [...]
I just got back from the annual Social Psychology meeting in Las Vegas. Are you following this amazing field? It’s not hard to follow, what with the wealth of marvelously accessible books with monosyllabic titles like Blink, Switch, Nudge, and Sway, not to mention The Hidden Brain, Predictably Irrational, The political brain, On being certain, [...]
1. A friend of mine once sought a teaching position at a somewhat New Age spiritual college. He’s a Buddhist and also a scholar with high standards. In a job interview with the dean he asked, “What’s your attitude about rigor?” “You mean rigor mortis?” the dean asked, conveying an assumption that rigor killed the [...]
Last week New Yorker columnist George Packer noted that while Sarah Palin’s syntax is mangled, more significantly it lacks verbs. It’s mostly nouns. Maverick, hockey mom, Joe sixpack, elitist, terrorist, small-town people–lots of heavily loaded nouns. Loaded nouns and the adjectives that modify them are part of everyone’s vocabulary, but in recent decades–under the influence [...]
About a year ago I got invited to do a blog for Psychology Today. I pitched several topics to the editor and she settled on Ambigamy: Insights for the deeply romantic and deeply skeptical. The timing for this blog’s launch was awkward. I had just partnered and was leaning way over toward the romantic side [...]
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