Reality in Our Times : Reaching Reality Beyond the Post-Truth Condition
In the post-truth condition, epistemic uncertainty is a key problem. If nothing can be perceived as real, true or certain, what does that mean for our ability to master our lifeworld? Human's internalised relation to the existence/non-existence of a stable truth or recognisable reality inevitably in...
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De Gruyter Oldenbourg
2026
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