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May 21, 2008

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Neural Gourmet

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Skepticism and critical thinking in American politics is the theme this time. Of particular interest to me are instances where skepticism and critical thinking have given way to irrationality and how those instances have shaped politics. Conspiracy theories, anti-intellectualism, global warming (and other forms of) denialism, and reactionary populism all fall under this general rubrick and there are plenty of examples both historical and current.

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Name:	carnival of the liberals
Filed under:	politics
Keywords:	politics, liberal, liberalism, liberals, progressive, progressives
Carnival Description:	Carnival of the Liberals is the only blog carnival devoted to highlighting the best liberal blogging from all over the web. Published biweekly on alternate Wednesdays. Note: Unlike most blog carnivals, CotL is selective -- each individual host decides upon the ten best submissions from those received for each edition.
Edition Description:	Skepticism and critical thinking in American politics is the theme this time. Of particular interest to me are instances where skepticism and critical thinking have given way to irrationality and how those instances have shaped politics. Conspiracy theories, anti-intellectualism, global warming (and other forms of) denialism, and reactionary populism all fall under this general rubrick and there are plenty of examples both historical and current.

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