Differentiating between science and pseudoscience or fake news and real news is not an easy task either in theory or in practice. It is our goal to create a method that can serve as the basis for identifying pseudoscientific views and fake news building on the perspective of scientific reasoning established by the p-model (Kertész és Rákosi 2012/2019, 2022). We place particular emphasis on developing a new model that addresses faulty reasoning, the examination of relativism, the differences in methods of reasoning between science and pseudoscience, and the showcasing of errors in the reasoning of pseudoscientific communications.
Subproject leader
Prof. Dr. Kertész András DSc
Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Institute of German Studies, University of Debrecen
Participants
Prof. Dr. Bibok Károly DSc
Institute of Slavic Philology, University of Szeged
Dr. Csatár Péter PhD
Institute of German Studies, University of Debrecen
Prof. Dr. Németh T. Enikő DSc
Corresponding Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Department of General Linguistics, University of Szeged
Dr. Rákosi Csilla DSc
Institute of German Studies, University of Debrecen
Dr. Vecsey Zoltán PhD
Department of General Linguistics, University of Szeged
