Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. Why Kant Would Not Lie to the Murderer at the Door: On Kant’s Absolute Prohibition against Lying (pp. 1-18)
Angeliki Moschona
Chapter 2. Location in Space-Time, Factuality-Counterfactuality and Polarity as the Neurocognitive Elements to Build a Cognitive Model to Represent Deception (pp. 19-36)
Nizar El Imrani
Chapter 3. The Effect of Group Deliberation and the Results of a Competency Test on Judgements of Child Witness Credibility (pp. 37-66)
Lucy Akehurst, Hannah Cassidy, and Cassie Hayter
Chapter 4. The Case of Literally True Propositions with False Implicatures (pp. 67-108)
Shirly Or, Mira Ariel, and Orna Peleg
Chapter 5. Medical Students’ Deceptive Behaviors in Two Medical Schools (pp. 109-128)
Ana María Rancich, Sabrina Fernanda Merino, Nahuel Méndez Diodati, María Eugenia Aruanno, Miguel Ángel Sánchez González, Martín Donato and Ricardo Jorge Gelpi
Chapter 6. Strategic Deception in the Age of “Truthiness” (pp. 129-168)
Sergei A. Samoilenko
Chapter 7. Online Deception: A Discourse Study of Email Business Scams (pp. 169-188)
Isioma M. Chiluwa, Innocent Chiluwa, and Esther Ajiboye (Department of Languages, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria)
Chapter 8. Narrativity and Deception: Composite and Fictional Characters in Journalism (pp. 189-206)
Monica Martinez, Eduardo Luiz Correia and Mateus Yuri Passos
Chapter 9. Beauty and Deception: Manufacturing and Normalizing Deceptive Beauty in True Love Magazine (pp. 207-226)
Lindani Mbunyuza-Memani
Chapter 10. Deception in Higher Education: A Philosophical Discussion of the Role of Ethical Communication in Education in Post-Colonial South Africa (pp. 227-244)
Colin Chasi and Ylva Rodny-Gumede (Department of Communication Studies University of Johannesburg, South Africa, and others)
Chapter 11. Discursive Forms and Functions of Digital Deceptive Communication in Nigerian Online Discourse (pp. 245-274)
Rotimi Taiwo
Chapter 12. Deception in Indian Television: A Case Study of Telugu Media (pp. 275-308)
C.S.H.N. Murthy
About the Authors (pp. 309-316)
About the Editors (pp. 317-318)
Index (pp. 319)
This book is highly recommended to be used as a resource book or handbook to students and scholars/practitioners of deception studies and all others whose research interests include deceptive behavior, deception detection and control.