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*24510$aParanoia within reason :$ba casebook on conspiracy as explanation  /$cGeorge E. Marcus, editor.
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*300  $axiv, 440 p.  :$bill.  :$c24 cm.
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*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
*505  $tGeorge E. Marcus -- .$tKathleen Stewart -- .$tJamer Hunt -- .$tJohn Kadvany -- .$tMichael Fortun -- .$tMichael F. Brown -- .$tKim and Michael Fortun -- .$tAndrea Aureli -- .$tLuiz E. Soares -- .$tBruce Grant -- .$tTatiana Bajuk -- .$tRobin Wagner-Pacifici  -- .$tDouglas R. Holmes -- .$tKim Fortun -- .$tJames D. Faubion -- .$tScott A. Lukas. .$tParanoid style now .$tConspiracy theory's worlds .$tParanoid, critical, methodical : Dalí, Koolhaas, and ... .$tExtraterritoriality of Imre Lakatos : a conversation with János Radványi .$tEntangled states : quantum teleportation and the "willies" .$tDetection and attribution of conspiracies : the controversy over Chapter 8 .$tMyanna Lahsen -- .$tNew alienists : healing shattered selves at century's end .$tDue diligence and the pursuit of transparency : The Securities and Exchange Commission, 1996 .$tUsual suspects .$tToast to fear : ethnographic flashes and two quasi-aphorisms .$tReturn of the repressed : conversations with three Russian entrepreneurs .$tUdbomafija and the rhetoric of conspiracy .$tJudas kiss of Giulio Andreotti : Italy in purgatorio .$tTactical thuggery : National Socialism in the East End of London .$tLone gunmen : legacies of the Gulf War, illness, and unseen enemies .$tDeus absconditus : Waco, conspiracy (theory), millennialism, and (the end of) the twentieth century .$tAmerican theme park : working and riding out paranoia in the late twentieth century
*650 4$aParanoia
*650 4$aHistory
*650 4$aMiscellanea.
*650 4$aConspiracies.
*650 4$aConspiracies
*650 4$aCase studies.
*650 4$aParanoia (psychiatrie)
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*950  $aFörföljelsemani
*950  $aParanoia
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Like the McCarthy era of the 1950s, there is a strong current of paranoid social thought as the end of the century approaches. Conspiracy theories abound, not only in extremist ideologies and groups, but in commerce, science, and economics-arenas where a paranoid style is least expected. A curiosity about paranoia at its most reasonable is at the root of this volume.

Some pieces develop conversations that reveal the post-Cold War situations of countries such as Italy, Russia, Slovenia, and the United States where conspiratorial explanations of national dramas seem to make sense. Other pieces tackle paranoia as a style of debate in such diverse realms as science, psychotherapy, and popular entertainment, where conspiracy theories emerge as a compelling way to address the inadequacies of rational expertise and organization in the face of immense changes that undermine them. Like all of the volumes in the Late Edition series, Paranoia Within Reason offers a provocative challenge to our ways of understanding the ongoing watershed changes that face us.

• Preface: A Reintroduction to the Series
• Introduction to the Volume: The Paranoid Style Now
• Conspiracy Theory's Worlds
• Paranoid, Critical, Methodical: Daliacute;, Koolhaas, and . . .
• The Extraterritoriality of Imre Lakatos: A Conversation with
• Entangled States: Quantum Teleportation and the ""Willies""
• The Detection and Attribution of Conspiracies: The Controversy Over