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The Historical Background of Relativism

2020

Epistemological relativism has been defended and criticised since ancient philosophy (Baghramian M, Relativism. Routledge, London, 2004). At the beginning of this chapter, I create a short introduction to the history and development of epistemological relativism from Protagoras to today’s relativists. After this, I introduce a few philosophers who have been significant in the development of relativism. First, I introduce Kant’s understanding of knowledge and its construction. Then, I bring forth two notable perspectivists. G. W. Leibniz claimed in his book, Monadology (1898), that every monad has its own perspective of reality. The diversity of perspectives is one of the riches of the world…

Perspectivismmedia_common.quotation_subjectPhilosophyAncient philosophyPluralism (philosophy)MetaphysicsMonad (philosophy)RelativismEpistemologyDiversity (politics)media_common
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The effects of populism as a social identity frame on persuasion and mobilization: evidence from a 15-country experiment

2020

This article investigates the impact of populist messages on issue agreement and readiness for action in 15 countries (N = 7,286). Specifically, populist communicators rely on persuasive strategies by which social group cues become more salient and affect people's judgment of and political engagement with political issues. This strategy is called ‘populist identity framing’ because the ordinary people as the in‐group is portrayed as being threatened by various out‐groups. By blaming political elites for societal or economic problems harming ordinary people, populist communicators engage in anti‐elitist identity framing. Another strategy is to blame immigrants for social problems – that is, …

PersuasionPolitical psychologySociology and Political Sciencemedia_common.quotation_subject0211 other engineering and technologies02 engineering and technologymedicine.disease_causesocial identity framingSocial groupPolitics10240 Department of Communication and Media Research3312 Sociology and Political SciencePolitical science050602 political science & public administrationmedicineSocial identity theoryRelative deprivation070 News media journalism & publishingrelative deprivationmedia_common021110 strategic defence & security studiesexperiment05 social sciencespopulism0506 political sciencePopulismFraming (social sciences)Political economypolitical psychology
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Influenze ed effetti della comunicazione politico/mediatica sul cittadino elettore

2009

Influenze ed effetti della comunicazione politico/mediatica sul cittadino elettore - This paper inquire the circular relationship between media, politics and voters examining the theories about the influences of the media on the individuals; media represent sources of knowledge and information about politics and they can be seen as tool of persuasion. Three levels of the influence exerted by media will be described: the dyadic influence, the influence within groups and the influence on individual opinions. Finally the theories about use and rewards offered by media, about media addiction, about the information processing approach and the perspec- tive of social constructivism encompassing i…

PersuasionPoliticsInformation processing theorymedia_common.quotation_subjectPriming (media)comunicazione politica psicotecnologieSociologySocial constructivismSocial psychologymedia_common
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European culture, history, and heritage as political tools in the rhetoric of the Finns Party

2019

Various studies have indicated how notions and (mis)interpretations of national history, heritage, and culture are utilized by diverse populist and extremist political parties in Europe. However, scholars have less explored how the idea of a common European history, heritage, and culture are used by these parties to justify their xenophobic, anti-immigration, anti-globalization, and monoculturalist political attitudes and the defense of ‘us’. This chapter focuses on this question by examining the political rhetoric of the Finns Party, the core populist party in Finland. The data consists of selected texts discussing broadly the topics of the EU, Europe, nation, identity, and/or culture, pub…

Perussuomalaisetmedia_common.quotation_subjectMedia studiespuolueetretoriikkahistoriakulttuurihistoriakulttuuriperintöpopulismiEuropePoliticspolitiikkaTrue FinnskulttuuriPolitical scienceRhetoricpolitical toolsEurooppamedia_common
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Artificial Suffering: An Argument for a Global Moratorium on Synthetic Phenomenology

2021

This paper has a critical and a constructive part. The first part formulates a political demand, based on ethical considerations: Until 2050, there should be a global moratorium on synthetic phenomenology, strictly banning all research that directly aims at or knowingly risks the emergence of artificial consciousness on post-biotic carrier systems. The second part lays the first conceptual foundations for an open-ended process with the aim of gradually refining the original moratorium, tying it to an ever more fine-grained, rational, evidence-based, and hopefully ethically convincing set of constraints. The systematic research program defined by this process could lead to an incremental re…

Phenomenology (philosophy)03 medical and health sciencesPolitics0302 clinical medicineArgumentPhilosophy05 social sciences0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesConstructive030217 neurology & neurosurgery050105 experimental psychologyEpistemologyJournal of Artificial Intelligence and Consciousness
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UNESCO’s cinematic multiverse and the best of all possible worlds

2020

PhilosophyBest of all possible worldsitämaatkulttuurisuhteetkulttuuripolitiikkakansainväliset suhteetlänsimaatdiplomatiaelokuvatpolitics of differenceEpistemologyglobal governanceintertextualitykansainväliset järjestötMultiverse (religion)cinemarauhanaatecultural diplomacyLektiotUnescoeast and west
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SOME PERSPECTIVES ON CALLIMACHUS’ HYMNS - (M.) Brumbaugh The New Politics of Olympos. Kingship in Kallimachos’ Hymns. Pp. xviii + 298, ills. New York…

2020

PhilosophyHistoryPoliticsLiterature and Literary TheoryMonarchymedia_common.quotation_subjectArtClassicsClassicsmedia_commonThe Classical Review
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La transformación nietzscheana del pensamiento según Deleuze

2015

Deleuze ve en Nietzsche a uno de los filósofos que con mayor eficacia crítica contradice la concepción clásica del pensamiento como búsqueda de la verdad y como ejercicio de amor a la verdad. Este artículo analiza el significado que para Deleuze tiene la oposición de Nietzsche a la tradición filosófica, que considera que el pensamiento quiere y ama la verdad de la que nos vemos alejados por la acción de fuerzas extrañas al pensamiento (procedentes del cuerpo, de las pasiones, de los intereses, etc.). De este modo se muestra de qué modo esas fuerzas que intervienen en el pensamiento remiten el pensamiento mismo a las fuerzas que le subyacen en cuanto pensamiento.

PhilosophyPassionsOpposition (politics)EpistemologyQuaderns de Filosofia
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Sobre la sociedad civil como fuente de pluralismo: interrogantes previos a una afirmación.

2019

Frente a los riesgos del monopolio de significados sobre la vida en común, la sociedad civil puede actuar como fuente de reconocimiento y desarrollo de identidades, pero afirmarlo requiere que previamente se establezcan nuevos puntos de partida para el análisis sobre su significado. Apoyados en esta premisa, proponemos un cuestionamiento a la apropiación teórica y práctica que desde la dimensión política se ha hecho y establecemos la redefinición de lo cívico como el sustento para un tipo de pluralismo basado en la capacidad para expresar y conocer por medio de la razón.

PhilosophyPoliticsAppropriationCivil societyPluralism (political theory)Political sciencePremiseSustenanceMeaning (existential)MonopolyHumanitiesContrastes. Revista Internacional de Filosofía
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Spanish Fascism as a Political Religion (1931–1941)

2011

This article focuses on the controversial argument that Spanish Fascism, organized in the political party Falange Espanola (FE y de las JONS), can be interpreted as a form of political religion, understood in the sense of Emilio Gentile. The central thesis is that Spanish Fascism was a political religion during the Republican period, that is, from the time of its consolidation during the early 1930s to the beginning of the Civil War. However – and this is the main analytical challenge – it was also one after July 1936, in spite of the fact that the formation of Franco's Movimiento Nacional imposed no small transformations upon it. Even if those transformations were linked to the increasingl…

PhilosophyPoliticsConsolidation (business)Spanish Civil WarPolitical science of religionReligious studiesPolitical religionSociologyReligious studiesDictatorshipMolecular BiologyPolitics, Religion & Ideology
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