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Cognitive authority, expertise, and the conspiracist mindset: using ideas from Patrick Wilson and Anthony Giddens to analyze QAnon
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Author (aut): Blechinger, Joel
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This presentation is from Information Dis/Order in Contemporary Times, a panel event put on by Mount Royal University Library on February 8 2023, that also featured presentations by Dr. Brooks DeCillia and Dr. Naomi Grant. The presentation uses ideas from librarian Patrick Wilson and sociologist Anthony Giddens to explore conspiracist thinking, particularly as evinced in the QAnon phenomenon. |
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QAnon
cognitive authority
Patrick Wilson
Anthony Giddens
conspiracy theories
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