Book · 2024 · Philosophy
What Are Children For?
On Ambivalence and Choice
What Are Children For? by Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman has been mentioned in 2 episodes across 2 podcasts (1 episode recommends it and 1 episode discusses it), through . Most frequently brought up by Christine Emba (1 episode) and Megyn Kelly (1 episode) on The Ezra Klein Show (1 episode) and The Megyn Kelly Show (1 episode).
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A second book that I would recommend is what are children for on ambivalence and choice and this is by Anastasia ber and Rachel wisman.
The best things said about it
It's not just a republican thing the the honest liberals will admit themselves that somehow the Democrats are running running away from family as one of their previous old core values I'll just give you a couple of excerpts from The New York Times piece by these two authors Anastasia Berg and Rachel wisman again this is a month ago.
Megyn Kelly The Megyn Kelly Show · Jul 2024 Why people recommend it
What Are Children For? by Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman is a nonfiction book that examines modern ambivalence and choices surrounding childbearing, particularly among liberals and contemporary intellectuals. On The Ezra Klein Show, Christine Emba recommended the book, describing it as an insightful read on the complexities of fertility panic and personal choice in the modern era. On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly brought up the book by Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman to explore how even honest liberals acknowledge that the Democratic Party has increasingly distanced itself from family as a core historical value. Kelly utilized excerpts from an article by the two authors to discuss the broader cultural and political shifts affecting family planning and societal expectations. Through these discussions, the book is highlighted as an important cultural touchstone that captures the anxieties, shifting values, and complex decision-making processes defining how contemporary adults approach fertility, family life, and the changing social landscape of the twenty-first century.
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Christine Emba a second book that I would recommend is what are children for on ambivalence and choice and this is by Anas… 1
“a second book that I would recommend is what are children for on ambivalence and choice and this is by Anastasia ber and Rachel wisman”
Megyn Kelly it's not just a republican thing the the honest liberals will admit themselves that somehow the Democrats a… 1
“it's not just a republican thing the the honest liberals will admit themselves that somehow the Democrats are running running away from family as one of their previous old core values I'll just give you a couple of excerpts from The New York Times piece by these two authors Anastasia Berg and Rachel wisman again this is a month ago”