Truth in the Public Sphere seeks to understand the significance of truth in the everyday world of human communication. Featuring an international group of contributors from across the humanities and social sciences, it explores the place of truth in several facets of the public sphere: language, ethics, journalism, politics, media, and art.
Truth in the Public Sphere seeks to understand the significance of truth in the everyday world of human communication. Featuring an international group of contributors from across the humanities and social sciences, it explores the place of truth in several facets of the public sphere: language, ethics, journalism, politics, media, and art.
Edited by Jason Hannan - Contributions by David I. Backer; Chris Balaschak; Makeda Best; Charles Bingham; Christopher Gilbert; Lewis A. Friedland; Francis Halsall; Jason Hannan; Thomas Hove; Jeffrey W. Jarman; Spoma Jovanovic; Yacine Kout; Paul Lawrie; Je
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Truth as First Casualty in American Politics Part I: Discourse & Communication Chapter 1: Towards an Activist Theory of Language Chapter 2: Habermas's Account of Truth in Political Communication Part II: Ethics and Justice Chapter 3: One Word Does Not a Whole Story Tell: Contested Truth on a Highway Historical Marker Chapter 4: The Tragic Action and Revolutionary Intent of Black Lives: The Historical Chapter 5: Jacques Rancière, Mass Education, and the Linguistic Adventure Around Truth Part III: Journalism and Politics Chapter 6: . #NotIntendedToBeAFactualStatement: On Truth and Lies in an Affective Sense Chapter 7: Motivated to Ignore the Facts: The Inability of Fact-Checking to Promote Truth in the Public Sphere Chapter 8: Telling the Truth About War in Six Words Part IV: Visual Media, Art, & Aesthetics Chapter 9: A Special Kind of Authenticity: The Portrayal of Civilian Deaths and Injuries in Vernacular Soldier Photography Chapter 10: No Doubt: The Politics of Photography in Antonioni's Blow-Up Chapter 11: Light and the Truth in Painting: Thinking Blumenberg's Absolute Metaphor of Light through Cézanne About the Contributors
Introduction: Truth as First Casualty in American Politics Part I: Discourse & Communication Chapter 1: Towards an Activist Theory of Language Chapter 2: Habermas's Account of Truth in Political Communication Part II: Ethics and Justice Chapter 3: One Word Does Not a Whole Story Tell: Contested Truth on a Highway Historical Marker Chapter 4: The Tragic Action and Revolutionary Intent of Black Lives: The Historical Chapter 5: Jacques Rancière, Mass Education, and the Linguistic Adventure Around Truth Part III: Journalism and Politics Chapter 6: . #NotIntendedToBeAFactualStatement: On Truth and Lies in an Affective Sense Chapter 7: Motivated to Ignore the Facts: The Inability of Fact-Checking to Promote Truth in the Public Sphere Chapter 8: Telling the Truth About War in Six Words Part IV: Visual Media, Art, & Aesthetics Chapter 9: A Special Kind of Authenticity: The Portrayal of Civilian Deaths and Injuries in Vernacular Soldier Photography Chapter 10: No Doubt: The Politics of Photography in Antonioni's Blow-Up Chapter 11: Light and the Truth in Painting: Thinking Blumenberg's Absolute Metaphor of Light through Cézanne About the Contributors
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