Epistemic Injustice: Power and the Ethics of Knowing: Power & the Ethics of Knowing

The book focuses on injustuce which is related to knowledge, or rather human interactions and societal structures involving the exchange of knowledge

The book focuses on injustuce which is related to knowledge, or rather human interactions and societal structures involving the exchange of knowledge. It identifies two main problems: testimonial injustice, where one discredits testimony on the basis of the speaker's social group, and heuristic injustice, where the speaker's claim is dismissed on the grounds that the speaker is unintelligible or irrational. The intersection of ethics and epistemology is fascinating. I recommend this book to anyo

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