Era posverdad: Comunicación, política y filosofía

Psicopraxia 1 (1):17-26 (2019)
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Abstract

According to the Oxford dictionaries, the term ‘post-truth’ is the word of the year 2016. This title was granted to ‘post-truth’ because of its virtual omnipresence in the reviews and assessments of several political events that took place during that year. The present essay shows how post-truth politicians try to connect with people, and offers a reflection on the philosophical implications of this new attitude towards truth and empirical evidence.

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On Bullshit.Harry Frankfurt - 1986 - Philosophical Quarterly 56 (223):300-301.

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