Knowledge, Public Communication and “Post-Truth”: What is Left of Truth in a Time of Pandemic?

The pandemic seems to have reversed the relationship between Knowledge and Communication: communication prevails and determines the significance and meaning of events, just as it happened in premodern times. Public knowledge is being eroded. Post-modern scientific knowledge, already unfathomably com...

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