Asbjørn Dyrendal
and Terje Emberland has delivered a well-written, knowledgeable and not least
tentatively reassuring text on conspiracy theory. It's fresh, though
balanced, though not always as philosophically reflected. The book says a lot about
conspiracy theories as the subject of scientific treatment and explanation,
but is soundly skeptical of alternative understanding perspectives.
A book on conspiracy theories sounds
as a timely idea. The web abounds with such theories, and it may seem as if
this form of quasi-scientific, magical thinking is about to conquer
also the political scene. In the powerful projection of this book
a summary of the course of events surrounding Behring Breivik's terrorist attack is cut across
med. . .
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