Post-Truth
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2018
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In Post-Truth, Lee McIntyre explores the concept of a society where objective facts are less influential than personal beliefs and emotions. McIntyre examines the historical, psychological, and political factors contributing to this phenomenon, highlighting its implications for democracy and critical thinking. The book encourages readers to recognize and challenge misinformation and bias in the modern world.
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Post-Truth by Lee McIntyre is praised for its insightful analysis of the cultural and psychological factors leading to a post-truth era. Its clarity in explaining complex concepts is noted positively. However, some critics feel it lacks depth in solutions and may oversimplify certain aspects of the issue. Overall, it's a compelling read for those interested in contemporary societal challenges.
A reader interested in Post-Truth by Lee McIntyre would likely be a critical thinker drawn to exploring the nature of truth in contemporary society. They may also enjoy Factfulness by Hans Rosling or The Death of Truth by Michiko Kakutani. This audience values rigorous analysis of misinformation and its impact on public discourse.
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