Das konspirologische Denken

Meyer, Kim

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Post-truth Politics and Dogmatic Cynicism1

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“…20 Kakutani 2018. 21 Meyer 2018;Fuller 2017;Wight 2018;McIntyre 2018, 123-50;Calcutt 2016;Scruton 2017;Sismondo 2017;Mair 2017;Tallis 2016. 22 Renner and Spencer 2018;Crilley and Chatterje-Doody 2019;Wight 2018, 22;Michelsen and Tallis 2018, 8;Hanlon 2018. that claims to objective truth play in politics. 24 Still, it is equally unsatisfactory to reject the post-truth diagnosis in its entirety and claim that nothing has changed.…”

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Post-truth politics and neoliberal competition: the social sources of dogmatic cynicism

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2023

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From Trump's America to Putin's Russia, from climate change denial to corona denial, so-called post-truth politics are experiencing a global rise. How can we understand and explain this phenomenon? In the attempt to answer this question, this article advances two core claims. First, it suggests that post-truth politics is (despite its name) marked not only by the denial of claims to objective truth, but also by the naturalization of one specific truth claim: namely, the cynical belief that self-interests are behind all public discourse. Second, it locates the social sources of this dogmatic cynicism in the global expansion of neoliberal competition.

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Post-truth politics and neoliberal competition: the social sources of dogmatic cynicism

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2023

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Post-truth politics and neoliberal competition: the social sources of dogmatic cynicism

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