New journal issue on "(Con)spirituality, Science and COVID-19", Guest Edited by Anna Halafoff, @EnqiWeng, @AlexRoginski and @crocha2
https://t.co/HSEyW1k2Bt
We're pleased to announce that our Special Issue on '(Con)spirituality, Science and COVID-19' has been published with @JASReligion. Eds: Anna Halafoff, @EnqiWeng, @AlexRoginski and @crocha2. Access: https://t.co/oafQx4zaP1 Intro: https://t.co/XJR1o4PsgW @Science_Belief
More from our special issue. Bernard Doherty addresses conspiracism in Catholic Church history, "outlining ...five major permutations: anti-Masonry, antisemitism, anti-communism, anti-Satanism and anti-modernism". @conspiritaus @Science_Belief@Deakin_RSC https://t.co/Ma2PPRczyw
@AvertResNet@conspiritualaus Great insights here! The dark underbelly of white privilege & deeply gendered framing of society is sharply at odds with romanticised views of the wellness/new age spirituality & goes some way, as @MiaMBloom points out, to explaining the openness to QAnon & other conspiracies
In the latest from our series for @ABCReligion, Matthew Sharpe looks at the melding of ideas that serves to attract new followers to the extreme right.
Factual truth vs 'sincerity'. "The case of Serbia shows that once leaders seek popularity by offering anti-scientific views about the pandemic it can be especially hard for them to start speaking accurately."
https://t.co/O6OgZeNlCO
Tony’s son believes the moon landing was faked and Covid is a hoax: this weekend, the families torn apart by Covid conspiracies. @abcnews @abcmelbourne https://t.co/0NCL9WU0Ni
Vaccine conspiracy theories date back to the invention of the smallpox vaccine. We just see a lot more of them now in our digital world, writes @d_g_robertson in the latest piece from our Conspirituality oped series on @ABCReligion.
https://t.co/9MVBsgqkG4
How do we decide who to trust? In a piece for our oped series on @ABCReligion, David Voas outlines how "In the spiritual marketplace, it is common to declare that the self is the ultimate authority. That idea resonates strongly with conspiracists".
https://t.co/LcDPxlT48b
How do we decide who to trust? In a piece for our oped series on @ABCReligion, David Voas outlines how "In the spiritual marketplace, it is common to declare that the self is the ultimate authority. That idea resonates strongly with conspiracists".
https://t.co/LcDPxlT48b
@AlexRoginski starts of with Craig Kelly's so-called-data-backed research. How can we communicate effectively in face of denial? These questions link to Roginski's @conspiritualaus work, and to her historical work on discredited phrenology.