Online misinformation and everyday ontological narratives of social distinction

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#Free access to article, 'Online misinformation and everyday ontological narratives of social distinction', https://t.co/48SJfAIvYg

04 Apr 2024

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ontological narratives are “the stories that social actors use to make sense of—indeed, to act—in their lives.” They are a source of identity, used “to define who we are”...https://t.co/NncUQIJ2KS how #ontologicalnarrative can misinform us if they are stor

27 Dec 2023

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Quelle perception des #FakeNews par les publics ? Cette analyse de 100 entretiens⬇️ montre qu'elle est socialement structurée, abaissant la vigilance par biais de confiance et indifférence : "Online #misinformation and everyday ontological narratives…" htt

23 Dec 2023

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RT @CaulfieldTim: Interesting work! When being "above #misinformation" is a status signal https://t.co/gali0B1hyS If see oneself as "info…

01 Dec 2023

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