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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"hermeneutical injustice"”.
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Testimonial Injustice and the Puzzle of Hearer Culpability
… in Miranda Fricker's account of testimonial injustice, the puzzle of hearer culpability: how is it possible for hearers to be culpable for beliefs they form on the basis of stereotypes and prejudices that regularly bypass conscious thought? In trying to solve this puzzle, I consider one way …
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Tongues Out of Place: Narratives of Hereness and Images of Be(long)ing
… navigate and mediate with communities to combat hermeneutical injustice (Fricker 2004). Across each of these two sites, I apply pedagogical workshops, visual analysis, and discourse analysis with communities to combat erasure by collectively analyzing our own narratives and images of being and …
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Exploration of the lived experiences of young british muslims in wales through a postcolonial and epistemic injustice lens
… and encouraged a desire to challenge social injustice. I examine the role of the UK government's Prevent Strategy and Fundamental British Values in 'othering' Muslims in Britain. I identify a weakened multiculturalism, the print media and the securitisation of Britain's Muslims as factors …
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Diagnosis, misdiagnosis, and becoming better: An investigation into epistemic injustice and mental health
Epistemic injustice concerns a harm done to someone in their capacity as a knower, on the basis of attributing to them a credibility deficit. This can occur at the level of spoken communication, which is testimonial injustice: or in regards to the availability or otherwise of the conceptual tools …
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"The Problem Class"?: A Critical Analysis of Experiences of Schooling and Involvement with the Criminal Justice System.
… on the work of Michel Foucault and epistemic injustice, this research examines the perceptions, experience, and analysis by participants of the relationship between experiences of formal schooling and involvement with the Irish criminal justice system. Theories of disciplinary power/knowledge …
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TANGLED INFERENCES: AN INVESTIGATION OF INFERENCE WEBS IN METAPHYSICS, EPISTEMOLOGY, AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
… that inference webs play a role in epistemic injustice. For example, women who have heart attacks are frequently misdiagnosed comparative to their male peers. I argue that this is, in part, due to the fact that someone’s being a woman blocks the inference to ‘this person is having an heart …