想知道到底是什么导致了今天的局面，去读读这本：《Cynical Theories: How Activist Scholarship Made Everything about Race, Gender, and Identity--And Why This Harms Everybody》https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1634312023/
If you want to know what led us here, read: Cynical Theories: How Activist Scholarship Made Everything about Race, Gender, and Identity--And Why This Harms Everybody https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1634312023/
Yep, I'm familiar with Marcuse, and I recommend the book Cynical Theories for a critical introduction to this ideology that's spreading through our once-cherished institutions like a malignant tumor.
Not one but several individuals have done just that, sometimes going into excruciating detail. James Lindsay (of the hoax grievance studies fame, co-author of "Cynical Theories" [1] - a book which goes a long way into answering this question) has lately made a career out of describing the ins and outs of these things [2 (and elsewhere on that site)]. Charles Pincourt (with Lindsay…
……找能讲清“wokeness”（觉醒文化）底层结构和运作逻辑的书找了挺久。我觉得《The Coddling》在某些方面剖析得不错。不过在这方面我目前找到最棒的书还是 Helen Pluckrose 写的《Cynical Theories》。读的时候你只会觉得：“对，就是这么回事”。可惜的是它写得像篇博士论文，读起来绝不轻松。
…looking for books that explain the underlying structures and dynamics of "wokeness" for a while. I feel "the Coddling" does a good job for some aspects of it. The best book I found so far in this regard is "Cynical Theories" by Helen Pluckrose. You read it and just think: "yeah, this is it". Unfortunately it's written like a PhD thesis, so not the lightest read.
我觉得这跟 9/11 没多大关系。建议去读读 Helen Pluckrose 和 James Lindsay 写的《Cynical Theories》。这背后有一条漫长的演变脉络，早在 2000 年代初之前就已经在酝酿了。
I don’t think this has much to do with 9/11. I would recommend reading Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay’s Cynical Theories. There’s a long trail of development that stems back well before the early 2000s.
想知道到底是什么导致了今天的局面，去读读这本：《Cynical Theories: How Activist Scholarship Made Everything about Race, Gender, and Identity--And Why This Harms Everybody》https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1634312023/
If you want to know what led us here, read: Cynical Theories: How Activist Scholarship Made Everything about Race, Gender, and Identity--And Why This Harms Everybody https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1634312023/
没错，我知道马尔库塞（Marcuse），我推荐《Cynical Theories》这本书，它对这种像恶性肿瘤一样在我们曾经珍视的机构里蔓延的意识形态做了批判性的导读。
Yep, I'm familiar with Marcuse, and I recommend the book Cynical Theories for a critical introduction to this ideology that's spreading through our once-cherished institutions like a malignant tumor.
不止一个人，好几位学者都干过这事，有时甚至剖析得细致入微。James Lindsay（因恶搞“怨恨研究”/grievance studies 恶作剧而闻名，也是《Cynical Theories》[1] 的合著者——这本书在回答这个问题上下了很大功夫），最近把深扒这些东西的来龙去脉做成了自己的主业[2（以及该网站的其他地方）]。Charles Pincourt（和 Lindsay……
Not one but several individuals have done just that, sometimes going into excruciating detail. James Lindsay (of the hoax grievance studies fame, co-author of "Cynical Theories" [1] - a book which goes a long way into answering this question) has lately made a career out of describing the ins and outs of these things [2 (and elsewhere on that site)]. Charles Pincourt (with Lindsay…
……找能讲清“wokeness”（觉醒文化）底层结构和运作逻辑的书找了挺久。我觉得《The Coddling》在某些方面剖析得不错。不过在这方面我目前找到最棒的书还是 Helen Pluckrose 写的《Cynical Theories》。读的时候你只会觉得：“对，就是这么回事”。可惜的是它写得像篇博士论文，读起来绝不轻松。
…looking for books that explain the underlying structures and dynamics of "wokeness" for a while. I feel "the Coddling" does a good job for some aspects of it. The best book I found so far in this regard is "Cynical Theories" by Helen Pluckrose. You read it and just think: "yeah, this is it". Unfortunately it's written like a PhD thesis, so not the lightest read.
我觉得这跟 9/11 没多大关系。建议去读读 Helen Pluckrose 和 James Lindsay 写的《Cynical Theories》。这背后有一条漫长的演变脉络，早在 2000 年代初之前就已经在酝酿了。
I don’t think this has much to do with 9/11. I would recommend reading Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay’s Cynical Theories. There’s a long trail of development that stems back well before the early 2000s.
如果你真想了解当下这股潮流的历史，读读 Helen Pluckrose 和 James Lindsay 写的《Cynical Theories》吧。
If you would actually like to know the history of the current trend, read Cynical Theories by Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay