... distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. According to theorists of hermeneutical injustice, how we...

..., including creating a perception of legitimacy of systems of domination, undermining moral knowledge, thwarting attention from true sources of social problems, and blocking off avenues of resistance. feminist ethics oppression non-ideal theory ideology epistemic injustice trans philosophy Racketeering...

... of consent in sexual ethics gives rise to hermeneutical injustices. Although consent is widely invoked with feminist motivations to combat rape culture, the role to which it is often put, I argue, is often antithetical to its laudable feminist aims. Various influential stereotypes about consent and sex...

... injustice addresses this topic, according to which the unjust treatment is (in part) described as the way a speakers’ utterance might be assigned less (or no) credibility because of a prejudiced stereotype about her social identity held by the listener. In this paper, I offer an account of one...

... of pornography, namely that some pornography objectifies not just the women who feature in it, but women more generally. I give this claim a distinctive twist, arguing that pornography epistemically objectifies women. Drawing parallels to work on testimonial injustice by Miranda Fricker and others, I...

... the wrong that is done by the hearer to the testifier in all cases of testimonial injustice. I introduce the concept of testimonial injustice, as well as the existing accounts of this characteristic wrong, and I argue that the latter don’t work. Then I present my favoured account, which adapts Rachel...

... theory, the liberal state has an obligation to improve the status of oppressed identity groups in society in so far as the state itself has participated in the formation of their identities through historical and continuing structural injustices. Based on this theory, the article argues that anti-racist...

... influence over the course of inquiry. Building on arguments by Fricker, I defend these rights, and explore cases of their violation: zetetic wrongings. I argue that zetetic wrongings constitute a distinctive, ubiquitous, and significant form of injustice in our epistemic and zetetic lives. To improve our...

...Alberto G Urquidez This passage suggests that pure structural oppression obtains just in case structural injustice obtains and no institutional operator is on the hook because (a) the unjust structure was accidentally rather than intentionally created, (b) the harmful impact...

... Environmental injustice characterizes the occurrence whereby groups marginalized due to racial or ethnic stratification or other disadvantaged socioeconomic status have a higher risk of harmful environmental exposures relative to more privileged groups. ¹² Due to historic and continuing trends...

... with a comprehensive summary of available research on perceived injustice in children with pain conditions. A research synthesis will provide relevant data for the development of clinical interventions that target injustice perceptions in children with pain conditions. We present a systematic review of the literature...

... of the historical injustice. ¹ The content of reparations must reflect the full historical injustice. ² I argue that necessarily no monistic theory can meet both intuitions. This is a problem. Both intuitions capture something we want from an optimal theory of reparations. Intuition (1...

... that semantic change can inflict cognitive and communicative harms and detail some of the forms that it can take. semantic change epistemic injustice language hermeneutical injustice emotional labour libertarian woke Semantic change, changes to the meaning of words and phrases, can impact our capacity...

... NWO WOTRO Science for Global Development programme W 02.24.112 Australian Research Council 10.13039/501100000923 DE230101551 NWO WOTRO Science for Global Development programme W 02.24.112 Equity justice global health epistemic injustice credibility deficit hermeneutical...

... ideology regularly misrepresents features of structural injustice as normal or appropriate. I argue that resisting such injustice therefore requires critical examination of the evaluative judgments encoded in shared concepts. I diagnose a mechanism of ideological misevaluation, which I call...

... of the discursive community matters too, and can override the addressee's uptake, constituting the speaker's utterance as the speech act it was intended to be. uptake speech acts illocution silencing consent refusal discursive injustice Speech acts—promises, apologies, refusals, orders, threats, compliments...

... is maintained, we can avoid the epistemic harm that may be caused when an individual is compelled to lie in public. The second is that the right to silence can protect marginalised individuals against the epistemic injustices that may arise when others are likely to misconstrue their speech...

... of an ‘epistemic urgency’ to decolonize the secondary school curriculum in England, and I focus particularly on History and Religious Education (RE) as examples. Using theories of epistemic injustice, and my own experiences in teaching, I build the case for this ‘urgency’ from two arguments: one from justice...

...-mail: [email protected] 2023 This article is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract In this paper, I argue that epistemic injustice can...

... apparent that education has an ambiguous status as an institution which, on the one hand, is complicit in the perpetuation of epistemic injustice and, on the other, holds promise for disrupting epistemic injustice. This ambiguous status raises important questions about education and the role it can play...