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A Pack of Lies: Towards a Sociology of Lying

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Deception detection and forensic psychology Philosophical Ethics and Theory Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice

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Preface Acknowledgments l. What is a lie? 2. Where lies are expected 3. Ambiguous domains 4. Science 5. Cultural diversity 6. Structural relations 7. Self-deception and connivance in deceit 8. Telling and detecting lies 9. Benign untruths: the discourse of fiction l0. Evaluations 11. Do we have to lie?.

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