Anti-Woke, or Just Wounded? A Typology of Two Types of Anti-Woke Intellectuals
3 Quarks Daily • 6/4/2026
Summary
Scott Barry Kaufman, writing at Skeptic, discusses his position in the modern culture war as a humanistic individual. He values truth and reason, which have shaped his career, but he also emphasizes the importance of incorporating emotional aspects into his worldview.
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