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Cornell Univ Pr

"The Truth Society" by Noelle Mole Liston offers an in-depth analysis of the interactions between science, disinformation, and politics in Berlusconi's Italy. The book examines how mediated politics and algorithmic populism influence the perception of truth and rationality. In five chapters, it critically highlights the role of science in today's society, addressing topics such as the manipulation of information and the challenges of modern communication. Liston argues that the current political landscape is characterized by a scientific anesthetization, which necessitates understanding and questioning the mechanisms of disinformation. The conclusion provides a reflective outlook on the societal implications of these dynamics and encourages discussion about the responsibilities of science and media.

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