Philosophie der Verschwörungstheorien: Eine kommentierte Übersicht über die philosophische Debatte

Zeitschrift für Philosophische Forschung 76 (3):404-436 (2022)
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The text presents the current philosophical debate on conspiracy theories and discusses the positions of this debate. The focus is on the questions "What are conspiracy theories?" and "Is it justified to believe in conspiracy theories or how can we distinguish – if at all – warranted from unwarranted conspiracy theories?" The positions discussed will be explained and evaluated in recourse to current examples, e.g.regarding the Corona crisis. Finally, an assessment of the role of philosophy within media coverage and interdisciplinary research on conspiracy theories is given.

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