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Post Post-Truth: Epistemologies of Disintegration and the Praxeology of Truth

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Kleeberg B.

Stan Rzeczy

2019

issue 2(17) A New Culture of Truth

25-52

Our truth culture has changed. Yet we are not living in a post-truth era but in a truth era – an observation of the ongoing debates shows a proliferation of invocations of truth. This paper argues that in order to grasp this transition, we should not refer to classical truth theories or common oppositions such as knowledge and belief, objectivity and subjectivity. Instead, we should focus on concrete practices in concrete situations: on “doing truth.” This paper introduces the concept of a “praxeology of truth,” which sets out to analyse truth by means of two parameters: “truth scenes” and “truth figures.” In suggesting that to ask about truth is to pose the question of power, it follows Michel Foucault, but it regards the invocation of truth as a technique of identity politics and truth as a social operator.

Alternatives for Unemployed Graduates – Opportunities or Threats

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Wagner I.

The New Educational Review

2005

vol. 7

55-58

The author discusses occupational and emotional problems of higher education graduates who cannot find employment and decent remuneration after completing their graduate school education. Their inability to find jobs allowing them to make use of their university education results in their serious emotional problems and in economic emigration. The author hopes that the approaching population decline will bring partial solution of the problem.

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Alternatives for Unemployed Graduates – Opportunities or Threats