Marra's connected stories span generations, showing how history erodes certain truths and throws others into relief.
Lively traces the effect of these wartime refugees (popularly known as "the skinnies") on English country life, showing how the government's policy of billeting children and sometimes entire families in rural areas eroded the "profoundly deceptive truth" of pastoral changelessness by bringing distant things close, including urban poverty.
First, the humanist study of Stoicism, Epicureanism, skepticism, and Neoplatonism widened the philosophical horizon and eroded faith in the universal truth of Aristotelian philosophy an essential preparatory stage for the rise of early modern thought.
Ever more sophisticated digital techniques of manipulation have only further eroded faith in its trustworthiness as a truth teller.
Natalia Viana describes what happens when truth standards in the public discourse are eroded by polarization, often exacerbated by social media.
This, in fact, is pretty much what we're seeing with the phenomenon that has been labeled "post-truth politics" today: an old consensus has been eroded, and a new one is gradually being born.
This, in fact, is pretty much what we're seeing with the phenomenon that has been labelled "post-truth politics" today: an old consensus has been eroded, and a new one is gradually being born.
But this trust will be eroded if journalists continue to be bullied into walking away from the truth.
Whatever the truth, it is clear that Labour's electoral coalition is being eroded on both sides.
The truth is that the BBC's independence from government, always fragile, has been eroded over the past 20 years.
