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Across the democratic West, politics has become deeply polarised and profoundly personal. Challenge someone's political views and increasingly you challenge their very being.
And yet, do our political tribes even make sense? Look carefully, and on the most important ethical issues of the age - assisted dying, social welfare, sexual liberation, abortion, gun control, the environment, technology, justice - the instinctive positions of both the Left and the Right are riven with contradictions.
In this refreshing and eye-opening book, James Mumford, a public thinker and independent commentator, questions the basic assumptions of our political groups. His challenge is simple: 'Why should believing strongly about one topic mean the automatic adoption of so many others?'
Vexed is an essential and provocative account that will appeal to anyone of independent thought, and a welcome call for new reflection on the moral issues most relevant to our modern way of life.
James Mumford lives in London and was previously a research fellow at the University of Virginia. He received his PhD from Oxford University and was a Henry fellow at Yale where his graduate studies were in political philosophy and religion. He has written for the Guardian, New Statesman, Atlantic, Spectator, Daily Telegraph and The Times Literary Supplement.
Introduction: Package-Deal Ethics
1 Inclusivity: Should Liberals Back Assisted Suicide?
2 Family Values: Why Social Conservatives Should Raise Wages
3 Sufficiency: Why the Left and Sexual Liberation Make Bad Bedfellows
4 The Sanctity of Life: What's Pro-Life about an AR-15?
5 Reverence for Nature: Why Greens Shouldn't Become Cyborgs
6 Personal Responsibility: Why the Right Should Release Ex-Offenders
Conclusion: Moral Imagination
Acknowledgements
Notes
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