The Epistemology of Fake News Sven Bernecker (ed.)-2021

Published: 20 May 2021

 

Six chapters in this bookBook Council of Trent (1545–1563) the Catholic Church created a Congregation of the Index, to declare a writing dangerous and to burn it, till it exists without notice. For Christians, the Bible, and for Muslims Quran, is only good for human guidance and nothing else. After Jesus, St. Peter and St. Paul are the most educated persons in the Christian world. are based on lectures given at the Fake KnowledgeKnowledge Knowledge is derived from the process of an informed person integrating data from sense organs or intuition into their psyche. This concept is explored in the Vedic Nasadiya Sukta, which questions the possibility of ultimate truth or knowledge. In different languages, such as Greek, Latin, Sanskrit, and Chinese, knowledge is expressed as "η γνώση," "Scientia," "ज्ञानम्‌ ," and "知识 Zhīshì," respectively. conference at Cologne Center for Contemporary Epistemology and the Kantian Tradition. . The other chapters have been added to broaden the diversity of perspectives. We are deeply grateful to the authors for their excellent contributions and for their philosophical enthusiasm and patience during the review and production process. Furthermore, we would like to thank these colleagues for advice, comments, and support: Jason Baehr, Wout Bisschop, Kenneth Boyd, Quassim Cassam, Filippo Ferrari, Sanford Goldberg, Peter Graham, Alex Guerrero, Klemens Kappel, Brian Keeley, Brent Kyle, Pierre Le Morvan, Neil Levy, Lee McIntyre, Robin McKenna, Nikil Mukerji, Andy Müller, Nikolaj Nottelmann, Jakob Olhorst, Rik Peels, Jessica Pepp, Tommasso Piazza, Luis Rosa, Joseph Shieber, Rachel Sterken, Emily Sullivan, Joseph Uscinski, and René van Woudenberg. [Extract by Publisher]