primary distributive epistemic injustice
📖 Definitions
“If a society has the necessary resources but its scientific institutions do not provide knowledge people have an objective interest in or does so unfairly, giving undue priority to some over others, then the ensuing deprivation of the opportunity to acquire knowledge itself constitutes an injustice that we call ‘primary distributive epistemic injustice’.” (Irzik and Kurtulmus 2024, 5)
🔗 Relations
- type of: distributive epistemic injustice
📚 References
- Irzik, Gürol, and Faik Kurtulmus. 2024. “Distributive Epistemic Justice in Science.” The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 75 (2): 325–45. https://doi.org/10.1086/715351.