The Death of Truth

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The Death of Truth is a nonfiction book by critic Michiko Kakutani that examines the erosion of objective reality and the rise of propaganda, relativism, and disinformation in contemporary politics and culture.

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instanceOf nonfiction book
author Michiko Kakutani
countryOfOrigin United States
discusses Russian disinformation campaigns
attacks on the press
confirmation bias
echo chambers
relativism in academia
social media
genre cultural criticism
nonfiction
political literature
hasPerspective critical of Donald Trump
critical of right-wing populism
defense of Enlightenment values
defense of objective reality
hasReviewIn The Guardian
The New York Times
The Washington Post
linked to: Washington Post
influencedBy Enlightenment philosophy
George Orwell
Hannah Arendt
language English
mainSubject American politics
authoritarianism
conspiracy theories
disinformation
fake news
media
populism
post-truth politics
propaganda
relativism
truth
mediaType audiobook
ebook
hardcover
print
notableFor analysis of post-truth era
critique of contemporary political discourse
warning about erosion of democratic norms
pageCount approximately 200
placeOfPublication New York City
publicationDate 2018
publisher Crown Publishing Group
linked to: Crown Publishers

Tim Duggan Books
timePeriodCovered Donald Trump administration
early 21st century

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Michiko Kakutani notableWork The Death of Truth