Social Epistemology - Testimony and Epistemic Injustice

Flashcards covering key concepts from the lecture on social epistemology, including testimony and epistemic injustice.

What is social epistemology?

A field of study that examines the social aspects of knowledge, belief, and testimony.

What is testimony in the context of social epistemology?

The process of conveying knowledge through spoken or written accounts by others.

Define epistemic injustice.

A wrong that is done to someone in their capacity as a knower, often involving unfair treatment of the knowledge they provide.

Who is the author of the lecture on social epistemology?

Samuel Taylor.

When was the lecture on social epistemology given?

June 11, 2024.