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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"epistemic exclusion"”.

  1. Leveraging Epistemic Exclusion as a Lens for Investigating Black Engineering Students' Undergraduate Research Experiences

    … engineering education. Existing scholarship on epistemic exclusion theorizes that individual biases and institutional practices contribute to faculty of color's scholarship being devalued and deemed illegitimate, but this topic is underexplored in UREs. LSAMP is an NSF-funded program that …

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  2. Epistemic Exclusion and Cultural Taxation in the Promotion and Tenure Process: Implications for the Career Advancement of Marginalized Faculty

    … research” place them at risk of experiencing epistemic exclusion by having their scholarship devalued in the evaluative content of external review letters (ERLs), posing issues for surviving the rough path to tenure. Furthermore, they experience cultural taxation through increased expectations …

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  3. Surviving Is Not Enough: Toward a Construct of Thriving for Black Mid-level Administrators

    … microaggressions, advancement disparities, and epistemic exclusion that constrain opportunities to thrive (Achinewhu-Nworgu, 2023; Briscoe et al., 2024; Chun and Evans, 2015; Gardner et al., 2014; Thompson, 2016). This contrast reveals a critical gap between the conditions that enable thriving …

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  4. Neomythism: Transfigurative Invocation and the (Re)Enchantment Engine in Human-AI Collaborative Art

    … a framework for addressing the compounded epistemic exclusion of marginalized creative practitioners, enforced by a myth of disenchantment that operates at civilizational, institutional, and interpersonal scales. Through semi-structured interviews, artifact analysis, and creative reflection …

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