In a society where the experience is increasingly being sacrificed in favor of the knowledge and in which being communicated is the only guarantee of existence, it is normal to assume that even the conspiracies become "speeches". After examining briefly the characteristics of the society in terms of the relationship knowledge-experience, this essay will analyze the discursive forms through which even the most baseless conspiracy theories can become plausible and, at the same time, dangerous .

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PERISSINOTTO, Alessandro
2016-01-01

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In a society where the experience is increasingly being sacrificed in favor of the knowledge and in which being communicated is the only guarantee of existence, it is normal to assume that even the conspiracies become "speeches". After examining briefly the characteristics of the society in terms of the relationship knowledge-experience, this essay will analyze the discursive forms through which even the most baseless conspiracy theories can become plausible and, at the same time, dangerous .
2016
23-24
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complotto, semiotica, Discourse, Fiction, Faction, Journalism, Obvious; Sociology, Socio-Semiotics.
Perissinotto Alessandro
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