Do Political Convictions Infect Every Fibre of Our Being?

Social Epistemology 38 (5):560-576 (2024)
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1. The current political scene in many countries is populated by polarised groups with sharply contrasting loyalties and beliefs implying that there are fundamental schisms between opposing groups....

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Joseph Ulatowski
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