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Political Humility
- Understanding Political Humility as One Type of Humility
- A Brief and Simplified History of Humility and Its Intersection with Secularization
- Greek and Roman Absence of Humility
- Erosion of the Augustinian Hegemony
- Recent Attempts to Reclaim a Secular Grounding of Humility
- A Secular Age and the Role of Humility within It
- Eight Reasons for Recapturing Political Humility as a Virtue
- Humility Is Needed When Real Power and Resources Are Being Negotiated
- Political Polarization Makes Humility More Needed Than Ever
- Humility Is Needed When the Stakes Are Winning and Losing
- International Pressures Make Humility More Necessary
- Social Pressure Makes Humility More Necessary Today
- Changing Demographics Affect the Electorate and Political Parties and Make Humility More Necessary
- Humility Is Needed When an Administration Is in Power
- Scientific Research on Humility Has Provided a Definition that Can Accommodate Polar Different Political Philosophies
- Summary
- Implications for Research on Political Humility
- Practical Advice
- Political Conversations with Family, Friends, Colleagues, and Acquaintances
- Preparing to Share Controversial Political Ideas
- Discussing Consistent with “Convicted Civility”
- Do a Post-Mortem
- Conclusion
- References
Abstract
In the United States today, political interactions within the political system are characterized with highly partisan divisions between parties, and even within parties, there are stark differences. Acrimony and intransigent adherence to cherished positions seem to rule discussions about political issues.
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