It Spreads Like a Disease – Pandemics and Conspiracy Theories

IF 0.3 4区 社会学 0 PHILOSOPHY
Alfredas Buiko, Julita Slipkauskaitė
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Abstract

This paper analyses what kind of conspiracy theories are generated because of the emergence and spread of diseases. Conspiracy theory narratives that are generated during the different kinds of pandemics – cholera, AIDS and COVID-19 – are described and analysed, with special attention given to COVID-19 conspiracy theories. We raise a conceptual issue for further research indicating that the disease-related conspiracies do not perfectly square with the current psychological interpretations of conspiracy beliefs.
它像疾病一样传播——流行病和阴谋论
本文分析了由于疾病的出现和传播产生了什么样的阴谋论。在不同类型的流行病(霍乱、艾滋病和COVID-19)期间产生的阴谋论叙述进行了描述和分析,特别关注COVID-19阴谋论。我们提出了一个概念性的问题,进一步的研究表明,疾病相关的阴谋并不完全符合目前的阴谋信念的心理学解释。
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