Lesson series

Thinking Critically About Antisemitism: 55 Common Cognitive Biases and Logical Fallacies of Antisemites

Thinking Critically About Antisemitism: 55 Common Cognitive Biases and Logical Fallacies of Antisemites is an enlightening and visually engaging course designed to dismantle the myths and misconceptions fueling antisemitism through the lens of critical thinking and psychological insight. Each chapter focuses on a specific cognitive bias or logical fallacy, revealing how these errors in thinking contribute to the spread and acceptance of antisemitic beliefs.
Format

Online
Course

Starting date

Anytime

Audience

General

Keywords

Critical Thinking, Antisemitism

Duration

60 minutes

Price

$$$

Critical thinking skills

Benefits of this microlearning module:

  • Engaging illustrations
  • Concise text
  • Exposes flawed reasoning behind common antisemitic arguments
  • Equips readers with the tools to challenge and counteract hate with knowledge and understanding
  • Is an essential resource for anyone committed to combating prejudice and fostering a more inclusive and rational discourse
created by

Israel B. Bitton

Israel B. Bitton is a marketing and educational technology consultant who works with nonprofits to advance Holocaust education initiatives and counter antisemitism through data and media. He holds a BA from SUNY in the history of philosophy, a Masters of Liberal Arts from Johns Hopkins University, and he is pursuing a PhD in criminology at Hebrew University. Bitton is the author of A Brief and Visual History of Antisemitism (Gefen 2022), an extensive multimedia textbook, as well as several studies on anti-Jewish hate crimes, including “Chosen for Hate (and Love): A Qualitative, Explanatory Analysis of NYPD Hate Crime Data” (ISGAP).