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József Krausz

József Krausz was previously a Scruton ambassador, and is now an MCC alumni, as well as a member of the Youth Batthyány Circle. He is a graduate of the University of Public Service, an alumni member of the Security Policy College, and a member of the Department of Security Policy of the Hungarian Association of Military Science.
Picture of József Krausz

József Krausz

József Krausz was previously a Scruton ambassador, and is now an MCC alumni, as well as a member of the Youth Batthyány Circle. He is a graduate of the University of Public Service, an alumni member of the Security Policy College, and a member of the Department of Security Policy of the Hungarian Association of Military Science.
Shadow Mountain by contemporary American postmodern artist Donray

The Relationship Between Deconstructionist Postmodern Society and the Decline of Traditional Western Values: The Problem of ‘Post-Truth’

‘Here the problem of postmodern thinking returns. If there is no truth, since everything is relative and free (but if there is an absolute truth, Derrida calls it totalitarianism), then
Picture of József Krausz

József Krausz

József Krausz was previously a Scruton ambassador, and is now an MCC alumni, as well as a member of the Youth Batthyány Circle. He is a graduate of the University of Public Service, an alumni member of the Security Policy College, and a member of the Department of Security Policy of the Hungarian Association of Military Science.
Picture of József Krausz

József Krausz

József Krausz was previously a Scruton ambassador, and is now an MCC alumni, as well as a member of the Youth Batthyány Circle. He is a graduate of the University of Public Service, an alumni member of the Security Policy College, and a member of the Department of Security Policy of the Hungarian Association of Military Science.
The Relationship Between Deconstructionist Postmodern Society and the Decline of Traditional Western Values: The Problem of ‘Post-Truth’
OPINION PHILOSOPHY

The Relationship Between Deconstructionist Postmodern Society and the Decline of Traditional Western Values: The Problem of ‘Post-Truth’

‘Here the problem of postmodern thinking returns. If there is no truth, since everything is relative and free (but if there is an absolute truth, Derrida calls it totalitarianism), then in the marketplace of ideas, truth—since it does not exist—cannot stand out. If there is no truth, thus no lie, and no set of values, then anything can be disseminated in the public discourse of democratic countries, because there is freedom of speech.’

József Krausz
18.02.2025

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