Counter Wokecraft Study Guide
Chapter 1
This is a very quick post simply to say that I’m developing a study guide for Counter Wokecraft: A Field Manual for Combatting the Woke in the University and Beyond. I’m putting together the study guide for two reasons. The first is that a reader suggested it and it struck me as a good idea. Second, I’ve seen study guides used effectively in other contexts and I believe they can be useful. They can be useful obviously for understanding a book, but in this context they can also be useful in encouraging people to get together, learn together, and hopefully act together. I believe that working together with other allies and woke dissidents is the most effective way to counter wokecraft.
I’m staging the release of the study guide by chapter. Today I’m releasing the study guide for Chapter 1. Once I have released guides for the three chapters, I’ll compile them into a comprehensive study guide that will be available from New Discourses too. Chapter 1 provides a description of Woke. This involves the definitions of the word Woke itself, as well as summary of the Woke worldview and its accompanying ethos and political project. It also includes a woke-related typology of people you are likely to interact with as you try to counter wokecraft.
If you have any comments on how the guide could be improved, or if you would like to provide content for it, please do let me know. If you do decide to use the guide, feel free to provide me details about how it’s going. You can contact me at charles.pincourt@outlook.com or @wokedissident on Twitter.
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