📚 6 Books mentioned in "A Call to the Sane - Beauty, Truth, & Purpose | Douglas Murray | EP 472" of The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

Douglas is the author of 'The War on the West,' 'The Strange Death of Europe,' and 'The Madness of Crowds,' among other books.

Dr. Peterson introduces the guest, Douglas Murray, by naming several of his books, including 'The Madness of Crowds'. This introduction highlights Murray's expertise on Western culture and politics, setting the stage for an engaging discussion.

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Douglas is the author of 'The War on the West,' 'The Strange Death of Europe,' and 'The Madness of Crowds,' among other books.

Dr. Peterson introduces his guest, Douglas Murray, by mentioning several of his notable works, including 'The War on the West.' This introduction highlights Murray's expertise in discussions surrounding Western culture and politics.

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One of the things is that it’s a follow-on from the book 'The War on the West,' which you and I discussed when it came out about 18 months ago.

Douglas Murray states that this speaking tour serves as a follow-up to his book, 'The War on the West', which he previously discussed with Dr. Peterson about 18 months ago.

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How do you tie in what you were writing about in 'The War on the West' with what you've seen unfold since October 7th in relation to what you're going to discuss?

Dr. Peterson inquires about how the events since October 7th relate to the themes discussed in Douglas Murray's book 'The War on the West', prompting Murray to link his previous work to the current circumstances.

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You don't have a culture; it's what I read about in the war in the West—the jab at the majority populations.

In this segment, Murray refers to 'The War on the West' to make a point regarding the critiques directed at Western majority cultures, linking it to his prior work on the subject.

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So, anyway, on with the analysis of 'The Strange Death of the West.' Hello, Mr. Murray.

Dr. Peterson is transitioning into the main discussion with the guest, referencing the book 'The Strange Death of the West' by Douglas Murray as a topic for analysis.

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Yeah, no, and that's why, I mean, the great answer—I said at the end of The War in the West—the great answer to all of this, and it also comes back to what you were saying about pride.

Murray references his book 'The War in the West' to reiterate the proposed solution he mentioned at the end of the book as a conclusion for the conflict and problem presented, tying it back to previous discussions on how to counter the issues discussed in the podcast.

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Douglas is the author of 'The War on the West,' 'The Strange Death of Europe,' and 'The Madness of Crowds,' among other books.

Dr. Peterson introduces the guest, Douglas Murray, by mentioning several of his books, including 'The Strange Death of Europe.' This introduction highlights Murray's expertise on issues related to Western culture and politics, setting the stage for a deeper discussion.

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It partly relates to that and to my previous book, 'The Strange Death of Europe,' which came out in 2017.

Douglas Murray mentions his earlier work, 'The Strange Death of Europe,' highlighting its relevance to the ongoing discussion and showing a continuity in his exploration of societal issues.

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'The Strange Death of Europe' was largely my last-ditch attempt to warn my society and others in the West not to follow the path we were on.

Douglas Murray discusses his book, 'The Strange Death of Europe', describing it as a warning he issued to his society regarding the implications of the path they were taking. In this context, he reflects on the historical insights that he believes are crucial for understanding the current situation.

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