Division, intolerance, and conflict : can public civility ever be restored? / by Stuart A. Kallen. by Stuart A. Kallen.

By:

Kallen, Stuart A, 1955- [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: CA Reference Point Press 2023Description: pISBN:

9781678203306

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Additional physical formats: Online version:: Division, intolerance, and conflictDDC classification:

TEEN 179.9 KAL

LOC classification:

BJ1533.R42 K35 2023

Contents:

What is civility and why does it matter? -- A different kind of meaness -- Cable news and social media instigators -- The increasingly ugly world of politics -- Stepping back from anger.

Summary: "People have been getting more emotional for years and many blame the media, lack of mental health services, and entitlement. There are entire industries that profit by stoking division, intolerance, and conflict. Those who learn to focus on the positive often feel better than those who focus on anger"--

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Fairmount Public Library General Stacks	Non-fiction	179.9 KAL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		T 55852

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

What is civility and why does it matter? -- A different kind of meaness -- Cable news and social media instigators -- The increasingly ugly world of politics -- Stepping back from anger.

"People have been getting more emotional for years and many blame the media, lack of mental health services, and entitlement. There are entire industries that profit by stoking division, intolerance, and conflict. Those who learn to focus on the positive often feel better than those who focus on anger"--

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