📚 5 Books mentioned in "Women, Politics, Personality, and Self Esteem | Eric Kaufmann | EP 453" of The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

And that's really where, I mean, Hania's book on affirmative action in the United States moving to this idea of well, it starts out as we want equal treatment; that's what affirmative action meant.

In this segment, Eric Kaufmann discusses the evolution of affirmative action in the United States and references Hania's book on the topic, explaining how it began with the goal of equal treatment.

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There's a lot of survey data included in my book, as I try to ground my discussion as much as possible in the data.

Dr. Eric Kaufmann discusses how he incorporates a significant amount of survey data into his book to provide a solid foundation for his arguments.

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You pointed out in your book that there is a predilection for women between the ages of 18 and 34, something that's been observed everywhere; they're way out of sync with every other demographic group, being way more progressive and far more radically left, and are far more likely to identify, for instance, with the notion that Hamas terrorists are victims in some sense, which is just an absolute miracle of interpretation.

In this segment, Dr. Jordan B. Peterson discusses a point made by his guest, Dr. Eric Kaufmann, regarding the political inclinations of young women, as outlined in Kaufmann's book.

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Alright, so one of the things that was striking about your book—and I don't know how to rectify this apparent paradox—you make the case that we've raised a cohort of kids who've been thoroughly propagandized in high school, let's say, because that looks like about the place where it's occurring.

In this segment of the podcast, the host discusses a notable point made by Eric Kaufmann in his book regarding the impact of propaganda on high school students.

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and "The Rise and Fall of Anglo America," among others.

In this segment, Jordan Peterson references a book titled 'The Rise and Fall of Anglo America,' which is authored by his guest, Dr. Eric Kaufmann. He acknowledges this book as part of the guest's broader literary contributions.

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