Philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein famously said, "The limits of my language mean the limits of my world." When we lack the words to name or explain an experience, our ability to understand it (both for ...

Epistemic justice concerns the fair distribution of credibility, interpretative resources and opportunities to participate in knowledge practices. Epistemic injustice manifests when individuals or ...

I will talk us through some types of epistemic injustice, principally: ‘testimonial injustice’, ‘pre-emptive testimonial injustice’, and ‘hermeneutical injustice’ which I defined in earlier work; and ...

Abstract: In “Epistemic Coverage and Argument Closure,” Catherine Hundleby brings together Sanford Goldberg’s work in social epistemology with Douglas Walton’s work in argumentation theory, on the ...