Ignorance, Injustice and the Politics of Knowledge
Ignorance, Injustice and the Politics of Knowledge
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无知、不公正和知识政治
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10.1080/08164649.2014.928186
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2014
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Lorraine Code
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Lorraine Code
自20世纪80年代初以来，女权主义认识论已经发展成为一个充满活力的研究领域，它挑战了传统的主流知识理论的许多想当然的假设，致力于发展理论和实践，以缩小知识理论与实际情况中对人们有影响的知识之间的持续差距。在这里，我将研究女权主义认识论中一些更令人吃惊的最新发展，其中——也许不太可能——关于无知的认识论和关于认识论不公正的问题对女权主义知识项目做出了重大贡献。无论是合在一起还是分开，它们都揭示了认知在多大程度上是一种政治活动，同时坚持认为，认知可以公开其政治参与，而不会被“强权即公理”的轻率断言所消解。
Abstract Since the early 1980s, feminist epistemology has developed into a vibrant area of inquiry which challenges many of the taken-for-granted assumptions of traditional, mainstream theories of knowledge to work towards developing theories and practices that close a persistent gap between theories of knowledge and knowledge that matters to people in real situations. Here I will examine some of the more startling recent developments in feminist epistemology, where—perhaps improbably—epistemologies of ignorance and questions about epistemic injustice have made significant contributions to feminist knowledge projects. Together and separately, they expose the extent to which knowing is a political activity, while maintaining that it can avow its political involvement without dissolving into facile assertions that ‘might is right’.
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1982
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作者：
C. Gilligan
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C. Gilligan