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Oxford University Press Oxford Epistemology of Resistance - Gender and Racial Oppression

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Explore the deep connections between social power and knowledge in this essential work from Oxford University Press. The Epistemology of Resistance examines how racial and sexual oppression function through epistemic injustice. This text investigates how social insensitivities and enforced silences create barriers to meaningful communication. When certain groups are prevented from listening to or learning from one another, the ability to share perspectives is lost. Miranda Medina provides a contextualist theory to help readers understand our role in these systemic issues. By using a social connection model, the book discusses shared responsibility for improving how people participate in social and intellectual life. This study is a vital resource for those interested in feminist philosophy and the ways in which social structures impact our ability to interact epistemically. It offers a framework for understanding how to build better conditions for mutual learning and social engagement.

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Examines the links between racial and sexual oppression and their impact on how knowledge is shared in society.

Analyzes how social silences and insensitivities prevent different groups from learning from and enriching one another.

Provides a contextualist theory regarding our involvement in and complicity with various forms of epistemic injustice.

Introduces a social connection model focused on the shared responsibility of improving social participation.

Offers a deep look into feminist philosophy and the mechanics of epistemic resistance in social structures.

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Brand: Oxford University Press
Format: paperback
ASIN: 0199929041
Category: Books > Subjects > Politics, Philosophy & Social Sciences > Philosophy > Epistemology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 19 November 2012
Listed Since: 25 May 2012

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