The Oxford Handbook Of Lying

Cover
Series
The Oxford Handbook of Lying
Copyright
Contents
Preface
List of figures and tables
List of contributors
1. Introduction: What is lying? Towards an integrative approach
PART I TRADITIONS
	2. Classic philosophical approaches to lying and deception
	3. Contemporary approaches to the philosophy of lying
	4. Linguistic approaches to lying and deception
	5. Psycholinguistic approaches to lying and deception
	6. Lying, deception, and the brain
PART II CONCEPTS
	7. Lying and truth
	8. Lying and assertion
	9. Lying, belief, and knowledge
	10. Lying, sincerity, and quality
	11. Lying and deception
	12. Lying and certainty
	13. Lying and omissions
	14. Lying, implicating, and presupposing
	15. Lying and self-​deception
	16. Lying, testimony, and epistemic vigilance
PART III TYPES OF LIES AND DECEPTION
	17. Knowledge lies and group lies
	18. Selfless assertions
	19. Bald-​faced lies
	20. Bullshitting
	21. Bluffing
	22. White and prosocial lies
PART IV DISTINCTIONS
	23. Lying and fiction
	24. Lying and quotation
	25. Lying and humour
	26. Lying, irony, and default interpretation
	27. Lying and vagueness
	28. Lying, metaphor, and hyperbole
	29. Lying and politeness
PART V DOMAINS
	30. Development of lying and cognitive abilities
	31. Lying and lie detection
	32. Lying and computational linguistics
	33. Lying in social psychology
	34. Lying and psychology
	35. Lying and neuroscience
	36. Lying and ethics
	37. Lying and the law
	38. Lying in economics
	39. Lying and education
	40. Lying and discourse analysis
	41. Lying and deception in politics
	42. Lying and history
	43. Lying and the arts
	44. Lying in different cultures
References
Index