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Post-truth politics: Revision history


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  • curprev 03:0703:07, 13 January 202483.195.7.101 talk 104,969 bytes +4 the sources cited for the alternatives "post-factual" and "post-reality" politics are not academic; they're journalistic commentators. undo Tag: Visual edit
  • curprev 03:0403:04, 13 January 202483.195.7.101 talk 104,965 bytes +336 added another important scholarly reference undo Tag: Visual edit
  • curprev 02:5902:59, 13 January 202483.195.7.101 talk 104,629 bytes +1,993 The former opening sentence to the entry depended on the Oxford dictionaries' definition of "post-truth" and did not reflect the common ground across a contentious sub-field of post-truth academic studies. Those studies do not at all claim that post-truth refers to a political culture where facts are "irrelevant." They share an emphasis on public anxiety about the status of facts in public life. Two sentences were revised for succinctness. More citations were added as evidence. undo Tag: Visual edit

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