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Conspiracy Theories as Stigmatized Knowledge
Diogenes:039219211666928 (2016)
Abstract
Most conspiracy theories exist as part of “stigmatized knowledge” – that is, knowledge claims that have not been accepted by those institutions we rely upon for truth validation. Not uncommonly, be...My notes
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