Grandstranding is a political and social science book by Justin Tosi, Brandon Warmke.
We call people with terrible names in conversation or online. We want to be considered a person who attaches great importance to morality not only to make views, or move forward in front of the debate, but also to look at In a way – warm, or compassion, or commitment for a certain purpose.

Nowhere is this clearer in today’s public lectures, and especially when it is broadcast on the Internet. For philosophers Justin Tosi and Brandon Warmke, those who wrote a lot about great morality, such advice not only annoying but also dangerous.
In the field of psychology, economics and political science, and along with contemporary examples in the political scope, the authors go into the reason why and how we stand out. Using the analytical tools of psychology and ethical philosophy, they explain what motivates us to behave in this way and what we can lose when we go too far. They show how, by avoiding too big, we can rebuild a public square worth participating.

• Grandstanding

• The Use and Abuse of Moral Talk
• By: Justin Tosi, Brandon Warmke

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