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In 2016, Oxford Dictionaries declared “post-truth” its word of the year. Since then, authorities have proclaimed everything that disagrees with neo-liberalism as “misinformation”. Authorities mistrust John Q. Public, deeming him a “conspiracy theorist” too dangerous to tolerate in an open society—and the feeling is mutual.
Much analysis has been done on the psychology of the conspiracy theorist, but little attention has been given to what psychologist Josh Neal calls suspicion culture—the generally suspicious mass society. In Understanding Conspiracy Theories, Neal provides a robust account of this phenomenon.
In this groundbreaking work, Neal reveals the real danger posed by conspiracy theories:
Instead of the current-year dystopia, Neal offers a secure basis for pluralism as an alternative to the liberal police state.
This book not only helps us understand conspiracy theories but also sheds light on:
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