
About this episode
Rutger Bregman is a Dutch historian, author and journalist. He is known for his bestselling books Humankind and Utopia for Realists, and is now on his third book called Moral Ambition. In this episode, Isak talks to Rutger Bregman about questions such as what moral ambition is? Why are young idealists so unambitious? How can idealists become more pragmatic? Why is purity appreciated more than effectiveness? What is moral reframing, why should we learn it? What should we think about Extinction Rebellion (Elokapina)?
Linkki kirjan suomenkieliseen versioon: https://atena.fi/kirjat/moraalinen-kunnianhimo
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