Volume 80 Issue 1
Table of Contents
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Introduction
Truth and the Post-Truth Infosphere - Amy B. Shuffelton
doi: 10.47925/80.1.INTRO
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Challenges for Philosophers of Education in a Post-Truth Infosphere - AG Rud
doi: 10.47925/80.1.001
Cautious Hope Regarding Information, Misinformation, and Disinformation - Sarah M. Stitzlein
doi: 10.47925/80.1.015
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Critical Media Literacy: Balancing Skepticism and Trust Toward Epistemic Authorities - Yuya Takeda
doi: 10.47925/80.1.024
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Connection, not correction, First: A Principle of Belonging in an Era of Conspiracy - Vikramaditya (Vik) Joshi
doi: 10.47925/80.1.040
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Critical Race Robots: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Human-AI Interaction in Education - Noah Khan
doi: 10.47925/80.1.045
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MAGA Bot Versus the Critical Race Robot - Alexander M. Sidorkin
doi: 10.47925/80.1.058
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Education for Populism: Systemic Indoctrination and Closed-Mindedness - Fedor Korochkin
doi: 10.47925/80.1.063
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Characterizing and Countering Organized Social Indoctrination - Ron Aboodi
doi: 10.47925/80.1.079
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The Ballistics of Inquiry in a Post-Truth Age - Dave Beisecker
doi: 10.47925/80.1.084
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Peirce On Truth: To Deflate or Destroy? - Kenneth Driggers
doi: 10.47925/80.1.098
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Lines in the Sand: Originality and Cheating in the Age of ChatGPT - Lauren Bialystok
doi: 10.47925/80.1.103
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Blurred Lines: Originality and Authenticity - Aziz Alfailakawi
doi: 10.47925/80.1.116
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Political Alienation in Anti-Democratic Education - Polina Vasineva
doi: 10.47925/80.1.120
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I Am Matter, But I Do Not Matter: Alienation and Indoctrination - Liz Jackson
doi: 10.47925/80.1.133
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Processed Information: A Definition - Spencer J. Smith
doi: 10.47925/80.1.138
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How Information is Processed on Social Media: A Guide for Teachers and Learners - Kelvin Beckett
doi: 10.47925/80.1.152
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Facing Epistemic Uncertainty: A Response to The Philosophy Garden’s Pedagogical Approach to Conspiracy Theorizing - Ksenia Filatov and Michaila Peters
doi: 10.47925/80.1.157
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We Are All Conspiracy Theorists - Jessica Heybach
doi: 10.47925/80.1.173
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What To the Educational Researcher Is A Stylized Fact? - Derek Gottlieb and Jack Schneider
doi: 10.47925/80.1.178
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Cautiously Engaging Stylized Facts: A Critical Lens on Educational Research and Policy - Filiz Oskay
doi: 10.47925/80.1.192