Стивен Пинкер - Просвещение продолжается. В защиту разума, науки, гуманизма и прогресса
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Стивен Пинкер - Просвещение продолжается. В защиту разума, науки, гуманизма и прогресса краткое содержание
Этот прогресс – не случайность и не результат действия внешних сил. Это дар современному миру от деятелей Просвещения, которые первыми додумались, что знания можно использовать во имя процветания всего человечества. Идеи Просвещения – вовсе не наивные мечтания. Наоборот, они сработали – и это неоспоримый факт. Тем не менее именно сейчас эти идеи особенно нуждаются в нашей защите, поскольку противостоят характерным недостаткам человеческой природы – трайбализму, авторитаризму, демонизации чужаков и магическому мышлению, – которые так нравится эксплуатировать современным демагогам. Да, стоящие перед человечеством проблемы огромны, но все они решаемы, если мы, продолжая дело Просвещения, используем для этого разум, доверяем науке и руководствуемся идеалами гуманизма.
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Более 70 графиков из почти всех областей человеческой жизни.
Для кого
Для поклонников Стивена Пинкера. Для всех, кто интересуется природой человека. Для тех, кто верит в прогресс, и для тех, кто в нем сомневается.
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