Actuality

, 8, 89, 107, 130, 132

artificial

, 11, 136

Hegelian notion

, 7, 8, 34, 126, 131, 135

Artificial discourse

, 97

Artificial intelligence (AI)

, 86, 87

Authentic discourse

, 117

allowing and providing

, 83

choice

, 84

contradictory

, 83

Cynics

, 86

deductive discourse

, 88

discursive activity. See Discursive activity

exploratory hypertext

, 95

formal discourse

, 82

giving testimony

, 92

parrhesia

, 83, 84, 86

parrhesiastes

, 84, 85

postmodern vision

, 83

truth-telling

, 84

Authentic expression

, 90

Authenticity. See also Authentic discourse

, 20

Axial hypertext

, 73

Being and Time

, 137

Categorization

, 105, 122, 139, 140

Communication

, 23, 24, 30, 118, 142

Communicative discourse

, 13, 21–24, 26, 46, 82, 113, 119

Competent speakers

, 113

Complexification

, 19, 100, 108, 115, 146

Complexify

, 19, 79

Complexity

, 82, 145

hypertextuality

, 105

linking hypertextual network

, 104

network hypertext

, 101, 102

opening up discourse

, 100

Computational turn

, 86

Consensus

, 25, 44, 49, 125

Contradiction

, 108, 110, 147

Contradictory

, 100, 110, 111, 137

Criminal offence

, 38, 76

Cynics

, 43, 86

Deductive discourse

, 88

Defreezement

, 19, 79, 82, 90, 145

artificial discourse

, 97

hypertextuality

, 100

interrogation

, 98

judgements

, 97

process of continuation

, 98

rotational movement

, 99

unilinearity

, 99

Dehumanizing

, 49

Discourse ethics

, 2, 17, 21, 30, 33–36

moral decision making

, 77

principle

, 34

reality

, 36

Discursive activity

, 86

choice

, 84

parrhesia

, 84

unilinear

, 85, 89

Discursive flexibility

, 37

Diversity

, 51, 67, 143

Emancipative path

, 21–56

Emancipatory discourse

, 141

Enlightenment

, 11, 112

Ethical deliberation

, 7

Ethics

discourse ethics. See Discourse ethics

techniques

, 57–59

transformations

, 81–105

Exploratory hypertext

, 95

Expressibility

, 112, 119, 127, 131

External reality

, 23

Formal discourse

, 82

Freedom of choice

, 14, 71

Freedom of expressability

, 71

Freedom of expression

, 11, 14, 71, 149

Frozen rotational path

, 99

Fusion of horizons

, 95, 107, 147

Generalizability of interest

, 31

Geometry

, 119

Gulf War

, 129

Habermasian approach

, 25

Habermasian notion

, 11

Habermasian path

, 21–36

Hegelian actualization process

, 131

Hermeneutic-existential as

, 137

Hermeneutics

, 93, 94, 123, 143

Homogeneity

, 36, 49, 111

Hypertext

, 1–20

constant unfolding

, 89

cybernetic system

, 116

homogeneity

, 111

philosophy

, 136

truth

, 146

Hypertextuality

, 1, 3

abstract possibility

, 91

actualization

, 136

axial hypertext

, 73

congeniality

, 148

defreezement

, 100

exhaustive interpretation

, 121

exposure

, 58

linking

, 71

Machiavelli’ s spirit

, 128

material possibility

, 69–70, 103

multiplicity of discursive paths

, 59

networked hypertext

, 68

parrhesia

, 86

patchwork

, 66

potentiality

, 57

reader’s ability

, 69

read-only hypertext

, 69

type

, 73

unilinearity

, 61

way of revealing

, 60

Hypertextual technologies

, 82, 132

Hypertextual writing

, 92, 93

Illocutionary force

, 22, 38

Imagination

, 122, 123, 132

Inauthentic discourse

, 119

Inauthenticity

, 130

Incoherent

, 110

Individuals

, 14, 38, 88

authenticity

, 83

inguistic and discursive agent

, 115

judgements

, 97

silencing

, 39

testimony

, 92, 95

Internal reality

, 23

Interpretation

, 112, 113, 134

Intersubjectivity

, 28, 30

Irrationality

, 61, 63

Kantian ethics

, 33

Kantian morality

, 29

Language-game

, 47

Legitimation

, 21, 45, 48, 51

Linguistic and experiential heterogeneity

, 52

Linking hypertextual network

, 71, 104

Lyotardian path

, 36–56

Meaningfulness

, 43, 67, 114, 116, 149

Multiplicity

, 51, 113

of discursive paths

, 9, 13, 82, 94, 118, 120

of fusion of horizons

, 94

of language games

, 50

of meanings

, 117

Multivariant narratives

, 10

Network hypertext

, 68, 101, 102, 105

Normative reality

, 23

Notions of language and meaning

, 111–118

Opening up discourse

, 100

Ordered representation

, 9

Paraduction

, 121

Paralogy

, 36, 50, 116, 117

Parrhesia

, 83

concept

, 91

discursive activity

, 84

risk-taking

, 85

Parrhesiastes

, 84, 85

Perlocutionary force

, 38

Phrases

, 52, 54, 141

Plaintiff

, 52, 53, 54

Post-revolutionary period

, 6

Post-truth culture

, 57–79, 107–144

Pre-truth era

, 130–144

Principle of universalizability

, 28

Process of continuation

, 98

Propositional content

, 22

Quasi-transcendental notion

, 27

Rationality

, 57–59, 130

Rationalization

, 17, 107, 109, 131, 133

Rational reconstruction

, 27

Read-only hypertext

, 69

Reasoning

, 1, 17, 119–120, 122, 148

Redemption

, 26, 29, 32, 139

Redundancy

, 116

Rhetoric

, 16, 24

Rotational hypertext

, 99

Rotational movement

, 99

Rotational network hypertext

, 100

Rules of discourse

, 28

Self-consciousness

, 115

Self-objectification

, 43

Silencing

, 39

Social relationships

, 22

Speech pragmatics

, 52

Testimony

, 53, 92, 95, 100

Textual criticism

, 11

Tradition

, 15, 93, 130

Transformations

, 81–105

Translation

, 133

Transmission of knowledge

, 45

Truth

, 119, 126, 129, 139, 143, 146

discourse ethics

, 37

discourse of justice

, 45

Habermas’ pragmatic theory

, 28, 34

intersubjectivity

, 28

method

, 95

post-truth culture

, 57–79, 107–144

pre-truth era

, 130–144

Unilinear discursive activity

, 85, 86, 88

Unilinear infrastructure of language

, 114, 120, 123, 126, 131

Unilinearity

, 2, 5, 36, 108, 109, 113

Aristotle’ s phenomenological approach

, 138

language

, 117

orthodoxy

, 119

truth

, 139

Validity claims

, 26–29, 33–35, 47, 68, 126

Victims

, 13, 14, 35, 37, 39, 52–55, 53

Vindication

, 29

Writing Space

, 9