Symposion. Theoretical and Applied Inquiries in Philosophy and Social Sciences Symposion. Theoretical and Applied Inquiries in Philosophy and Social Sciences
Introduction: Skeptical Problems in Political Epistemology (pages 107-112)
Author: Scott Aikin, Tempest HenningKeywords:
VOLUME 5 ISSUE 2 NOVEMBER 2018
Special Issue: SKEPTICAL PROBLEMS IN POLITICAL EPISTEMOLOGY
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Is Liberalism Disingenuous? Truth and Lies in Political Liberalism (pages 113-134)
Author: Emily McGillKeywords: liberalism , non-cognitivism , oppression , Rawls , truth
Pragmatism, Pluralism, and the Burdens of Judgment (pages 135-154)
Author: Eric T. MortonKeywords: burdens of judgment , epistemic pluralism , fact of oppression , pluralism , pragmatism , reasonable pluralism
Testimonial Injustice in International Criminal Law (pages 155-171)
Author: Shannon FyfeKeywords: criminal law , epistemic injustice , international criminal la , legal epistemology , testimonial injustice
Dialecticality and Deep Disagreement (pages 173-179)
Author: Scott AikinKeywords: argumentation , deep disagreement , norms of dialectic , regress problem of justification
Beyond Argument: A Hegelian Approach to Deep Disagreements (pages 181-195)
Author: Connie WangKeywords: argument , deep disagreement , Hegel , rational resolution
Bringing Wreck (pages 197-211)
Author: Tempest HenningKeywords: African American Vernacular English. , feminist argumentation theory , intersectionality
Arrogance, Anger and Debate (pages 213-227)
Author: Alessandra TanesiniKeywords: anger , arrogance , debate , epistemic vices , epistemic virtues
The Epistemology of Anger in Argumentation (pages 229-254)
Author: Moira Howes and Catherine HundlebyKeywords: anger , argument , emotion , epistemology , practical reasoning.
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