The death of truth
The death of truth
Synopsis
This book explores the erosion of truth in contemporary politics and culture, particularly in the United States since 2017. It examines how political discourse, media, and societal shifts have contributed to a climate where objective facts are increasingly challenged. The author delves into the psychological and social underpinnings of this phenomenon, offering insights into the impact on democracy and public understanding.
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The Death of TruthPaperback, Aug
208 pages
Tim Duggan BooksISBN: 97805255748355 editions available
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Frequently asked questions
What inspired Michiko Kakutani to write The Death of Truth?
Michiko Kakutani drew inspiration from her extensive career as a literary critic, observing the evolving landscape of media and political discourse. The book reflects her concerns about the increasing disregard for factual accuracy and the rise of misinformation in public life.