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The Death Of Reality: How The Blending Of Corrupt Politics With Linguistic Theory Have Threatened Science By Undermining Our Culture's Capacity To Perceive Reality

The Death Of Reality: How The Blending Of Corrupt Politics With Linguistic Theory Have Threatened Science By Undermining Our Culture's Capacity To Perceive Reality

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Author:
Lawrence Dawson
Publisher:
Paradigm Company
Publication Date:
May 16, 2015
Number of pages:
254 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
0941995364
ISBN-13:
9780941995368

Overview

The Death of Reality documents that a politically-inspired unreality has been imposed upon the American culture. The political left is making a successful assault upon reality-founded knowledge and substituting ideologically generated beliefs in in its place. These beliefs are increasingly immunized from correction by a popular new philosophy, introduced in the 1950s by the language philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, which accepts that reality is is mere opinion and not factually based. The book argues that the left has taken on a totalitarian character following its nearly complete domination of the national media and the universities. Control over information and knowledge has given it the power to enforce political unrealities in the areas of the environment, race, gender, sexual proclivities and especially in science.


  • | Author: Lawrence Dawson
  • | Publisher: Paradigm Company
  • | Publication Date: May 16, 2015
  • | Number of Pages: 254 pages
  • | Language: English
  • | Binding: Paperback
  • | ISBN-10: 0941995364
  • | ISBN-13: 9780941995368

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