Understanding Social Struggles : Relating Recognition Theories and Epistemic Injustice
Recently, both liberal philosophy of recognition and theories of epistemic injustice have come under attack for failing to reconstruct how marginalized groups find sources of recognition and agency. To understand social struggles well, we need to think of the way in which those within the struggle a...
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