What to believe now: applying epistemology to contemporary issues

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Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics Misinformation and Its Impacts Educational Strategies and Epistemologies

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Preface ix 1 Introduction 1 2 Experts and the Laity 27 3 Epistemic Democracy 59 4 Rumors and Rumor-Mongers 86 5 Conspiracy Theories and Conspiracy Theorists 110 6 The Blogosphere and the Conventional Media 138 7 Conclusion 169 Postscript: Government Surveillance and Privacy 175 References 188 Index 197

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