On Being Unreasonable
Workby Kirsty Sedgman · 2023
Heard in 1 episode across 1 show since Sep 2026
Kirsty Sedgman examines how ideas of “reasonableness” are shaped by power, social norms, and bias, arguing that behavior labeled unreasonable can sometimes challenge unfairness and discrimination. Drawing on history and contemporary conflicts, the book explores how breaking accepted rules can help make society better.
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