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Дэвид Пизарро о странной политике чувства отвращения

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Что общего между отвратительной картинкой и тем, как мы голосуем? С помощью опросов и экспериментов психолог Дэвид Пизарро откроет нам взаимосвязь между чувствительностью к сигналам отвращения — например, изображению фекалий или неприятному запаху — и нашими нравственными и политическими суждениями.

David Pizarro is a psychologist interested in how certain emotions (disgust, fear, anger) affect our moral judgment. Full bio »

Translated into Russian by Kateryna Mysak
Reviewed by Olga Dmitrochenkova
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