Bias, Belief, and Conviction in an Age of Fake Facts

Foreword; 1. Introduction: New Parameters for Bias, Belief, and Conviction: An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Personal Positions and their Justification; 2. Political Conviction; 3. Manifesto Moments: Conviction, Reasonable Dissent, and 'Vanguards of the Future'; 4. Convincing Atmospheres? The Influence of Diffuse Factors on Conviction Building; 5. 'I Believe Because it is Absurd'; or, Pseudoscience; 6. Conviction, Contemplation, and 'Making a Difference'; 7. Bad and Good Belief? On the Role of Conviction in Religion; 8. The Psycho-Social Function of Moral Conviction; 9. Moderating Conviction Through Civility in Education; 10. Intellectual Humility, Conviction, and Intercultural Citizenship Education; 11. In Pursuit of the Dialogic Classroom: Designing Spaces for Conviction; 12. Conclusion: Making a Difference for (Self)Reflection and Dialogue