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unwarranted exclusion

πŸ“– Definitions

"An unwarranted epistemic exclusion occurs when a knower (or group of knowers) is (are) unjustly kept out of knowledge exchanges relevant to understanding their social experience. Unjust epistemic exclusions mark instances of epistemic injustice" (Goldstein 2022, 1862)

πŸ’‘ Examples

  • "Hermeneutical marginalization is an unwarranted epistemic exclusion. It occurs, in part, from beliefs on structural identity prejudice" (Goldstein 2022, 1864)

πŸ”— Relations

πŸ“š References

  • Goldstein, Rena Beatrice. 2022. β€œEpistemic Disadvantage.” Philosophia 50 (4): 1861–78. https: doi.org/10.1007/s11406-021-00465-w.