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Across
  1. 4. the deliberate manipulation distortion and spreading of information in order to influence what people think, usually for political purposes
  2. 6. assumption on which an argument is based, or from which a conclusion is drawn
  3. 8. how a person, group or nation sees themselves in relation to other people, groups, nations, ideas, and the world
  4. 10. validity, genuineness
  5. 11. looking at the world from a personal point of view, under the influence of feelings and emotions
  6. 14. a detached way of looking at the world largely independent of personal feeling or opinions that expects to be corroborated by a knowledge community
  7. 17. when a word, statement, image or situation can have more than one meaning or interpretation
  8. 18. based on and verified by observation and experience
  9. 19. the suppression or limitation of any material or views and beliefs that are considered to be unsuitable or inappropriate
  10. 22. a mistaken belief, an invalid argument
  11. 23. comic exaggeration
  12. 24. the quality of having no doubt
Down
  1. 1. following one's personal principles of what is right or wrong
  2. 2. subtle difference or shades of meaning objectivity: a detached way of looking at the world
  3. 3. a recognized pattern or model that plays a guiding role in a particular subject
  4. 4. point of view, a particular way of seeing or considering something
  5. 5. the ability to bring something into being through imagination
  6. 7. the study of the development of culture and society
  7. 8. something without bounds, often treated as an unreal number
  8. 9. a proposed explanation or starting point, based on limited evidence that can be tested in an investigation
  9. 12. in the context of truth, a reason or reasons for a belief or support for a truth claim
  10. 13. the principles of - or a system of - rules that govern reason, and a branch of philosophy
  11. 15. standards of behaviour; regard for things of important moral worth
  12. 16. a person within a group who has unconventional or unorthodox beliefs
  13. 20. based on experience
  14. 21. recognising that knowledge claims are dependent on contextual factors or frames of reference.