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Perspective voyage · 2007

Fricker — Injustice through credibility deficits and missing interpretive resources

Beyond one false belief, what capacities and participation are taken away when someone is not recognized as a knower?

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Whose knowledge is allowed to count?

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Testimonial injustice occurs when identity prejudice unfairly deflates a speaker's credibility and impairs their capacity to transmit knowledge.

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  • Epistemic Injustice

    Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

    Locator: §1 Testimonial Injustice

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2007 CE · 2007

Epistemic Injustice formulates inequalities of credibility and interpretation as distinct wrongs in the ethics of knowing.

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