... of the cognitive impression, the connection between knower and impression, and the adverse relationship between emotion and knowledge, is antithetical to key concepts in feminist epistemology, such as situated knowledge and standpoint theory (Anderson, Alcoff, Intemann). The Stoics’ deemphasis of the agent’s...

...This chapter establishes the theoretical underpinnings of the book, introducing theories of voice, new materialism, posthumanism, carnal and situated knowledge, and affect. It discusses the unusual writing voice that a new materialist book about voice calls for. Presenting the implications of a new...

...Chapter 5, “Validating Segregated Observers”, explores the intricate ways that the Israeli occupation shapes empirical observations. Through a critique of feminist standpoint theory and Donna Haraway’s work on situated knowledge, it shows how the most well meaning maps can...

... reflective practice tensions in practice value triangle Holden Fitzpatrick John Handscomb Bridget Else P play rangers Sturrock Gordon unplayed out material research practice theory entanglement situated knowledge children’s play post qualitative research “I wish I’d done this 20 years ago...

... Mudimbe Valentin Yves Global South Jasanoff Sheila Kim Sang Hyun Mbembe Achille pharmacogenomics sociotechnical imaginaries place drug discovery personal experience democratic citizenship HIV malaria rainbow nation Africa situated knowledge science in the service of the people “African...

...This chapter investigates the tension between bureaucratic expertise and situated knowledge in the context of social innovation. It addresses the frictions that emerge internally in public organisations when they attempt to respond to local demands of social innovation, citizen's engagement...

... on to consider some tools that feminist philosophers have put to use in addressing these questions. Focusing on some of these (in particular, the sex-gender distinction, oppression, objectification, situated knowledge/situated agency), the chapter discusses why they have been important, and looks at some recent...

...Quill R. Kukla, Situated Knowledge, Purity, and Moral Panic In: Applied Epistemology. Edited by: Jennifer Lackey, Oxford University Press (2021). © Quill R. Kukla. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780198833659.003.0003 A great deal of contemporary epistemology is driven by a kind...

... into conversation with new materialism to broaden thinking within both. Through a methodology based in listening, she brings theories of affect and carnal and situated knowledge into conversation with her examples and the theories she works with. Through her examples, Neumark engages with artists working...

... virtue epistemology feminist epistemology Mills Charles racism trickery trustworthiness veritism open mindedness situated knowledge social epistemology colonialism capitalism race gender sexuality research ethics 6 Conclusion My goal in this book has been to demonstrate the value...

... of gender and sociology is not just that some women are doing the demeaning work of/for other women but is also the classed and casteised evolution of the very meanings of work across cultural contexts. male service providers research limitations service providers situated knowledge class interviews...

... organizational action situated action situated knowledge A situational rationality takes issue with the temporal dimension of rational action, the assumption that behaviour is foresightful and that rationality occurs in advance of action. A situational rationality recognizes that action is retrospectively...

.... Rudolph Inspiring scholars, mentors, and friends Figures and Tables Figures 28 29 2.1 The conventional view of context 2.2 Situated knowledge 140 140 5.1 Annual per capita mean income across caste groups 141 in Maharashtra (INR) 146 146 5.2 Annual per capita mean income across caste groups 147 in Gujarat...

... knowledge governance McCloskey Deirdre Adenzato M Garbarini F risk diversity Stark David ACiD Asynchronous Circuit Design collaboration heterarchy community of practice situated knowledge economic creativity organization knowledge economy In their pioneering book, Jean Lave and Etienne Wenger...

... posthumanism situated knowledge virtuality The cyborg is our ontology; it gives us our politics—Donna Haraway The melding of flesh and machine evoked by the figure of the cyborg has demanded a proper account in theories of embodiment, subjectivity, and social life. For some in the cultural...

... of the concepts that are central to an STS analysis and relates them specifically to neighbourhood planning. These include treating all knowledge as situated rather than transcendent (situated knowledges), the effects of socio-technical imaginaries, considering objects of study as assemblages, the performativity...

... Collins and Pinch on controversial science Hacking Ian Labinger Jay Mermin David Miller Dayton Physics Today exchange between Mermin and Collins & Pinch in social constructionism contingency of scientific knowledge metaphysics tapestry metaphor elevator words Wittgenstein Ludwig situated...

... A counternarratives Díaz Junot Pulitano Elvira ghosts Gilroy Paul Delany Samuel Kenan Randall layered storytelling Morrison Toni palimpsestic view Yoruba people subversive hybridity collective modernity home-place situated knowledge intertextuality Haitian Vodou Marassa For centuries, Black writers...

... and Kamal Sadiq’s ‘Introduction’ synthesizes the understandings of the volume’s contributors into an interpretive analytical framework that builds upon the Rudolphs’ seminal insights. It elaborates the implications of the Rudolphs’ concept of ‘situated knowledge’ by depicting it in terms of the meanings...