Información General

• Autores: Raúl Linares Peralta (coord.), Juan-Antonio Nicolás Marín (coord.)
• Editores: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
• Año de publicación: 2024
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9781036407780
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Listado de artículos

• • Part I. Communication and Technology

    • Academic Consensus across fields as a vital step towards combating port-truth: the case of journalism studies and fact-checking

      María Lamuedra Gravan

      págs. 2-19

      

    • Social responsibility of the media: media literacy and critical thinking

      Pamela Giorgi, Lucía Ballesteros-Aguayo

      págs. 20-29

      

    • AI foundational models, regulation and post-truth

      Celso Vargas

      págs. 30-54

      

    • Post-truth in the digital age: critique of the visibility-truth regime driven by technopolitical platforms

      Carlos Fernández Barbudo

      págs. 55-64

      

    • Distrust, inequality and disinformation. On the keys to facing the denialist challenge generated by the COVID-19 pandemic

      María de los Ángeles Pérez del Amo

      págs. 65-74

      

    • Visual culture in the age of post-truth and post-cinema: the need to be sceptical about images

      Elios Mendieta

      págs. 75-84

      

    • The case of Hybrid War: how interpretations create post-truths

      Manuel Luna Alcoba

      págs. 85-93

      

  • Part II. Politics, Economics and Law

    • Post-truth and elections. How much lying can a democracy take?

      Enrique Herreras Maldonado

      págs. 106-115

      

    • Friedrich Hayek or the liberal solution to the post-truth problem

      Santiago Navajas Gómez de Aranda

      págs. 116-127

      

    • Memory and post-truth: the idea of Spain in the history of the present time

      Benigno Jesús Salvador Palanques

      págs. 128-137

      

    • Post-truth in the construction of autonomous identity: the Valencian case

      Carlos Cárdenas Blesa

      págs. 138-149

      

    • The European media law under scrutiny: opportunities, shortcomings and proposals for improvement

      Jorge Tuñón Navarro, Raquel Ruiz Incertis, Rocío Sánchez del Vas

      págs. 150-166

      

    • Post-truth around futurism

      Irene Elisa Santacreu Cortés

      págs. 167-176

      

    • Cartography of Latin American critical-emancipatory thinking

      Pelayo Guijarro Galindo

      págs. 177-193

      

  • Part III. Philosophy and Education

    • A critique of postmodernist "logophobia" in post-truth philosophies

      Jesús Marcial Conill Sancho

      págs. 194-206

      

    • Categorising post-truth: criteria and coordinates for a systematic classification

      Raúl Linares Peralta

      págs. 207-223

      

    • Overcoming the hermeneutical approach in epistemological research: from truth to post-truth, and vice versa

      Manuel Jacinto Roblizo Colmenero

      págs. 224-233

      

    • Max Scheler and post-truth: an unexpected link. Origins and new perspectives on post-truth from the Schelerian idea of functionalization

      Miguel Oliva Rioboó

      págs. 234-242

      

    • The value of Aristotle's "éndoxa" in the post-truth era

      José Antonio García Lorente

      págs. 243-253

      

    • Principle of affection as a response to the challenge of post-truth

      Juan-Antonio Nicolás Marín

      págs. 254-271

      

    • The historical method: a contribution to contextualise post-truth from the educational system

      José Miguel Santacreu Soler, Rafael Sebastiá Alcaraz

      págs. 272-283

      

    • Global competence in PISA and the search for truth

      Félix García Moriyón

      págs. 284-295