Applied Epistemology

Part One: Introduction
1: Jennifer Lackey: Applied Epistemology
Part Two: Epistemological Perspectives
2: Kristie Dotson and Ezgi Sertler: When Freeing Your Mind Isn't Enough: Framework Approaches to Social Transformation and its Discontents
3: Quill Kukla: Situated Knowledge, Purity, and Moral Panic
4: Mylan Engel Jr.,: Epistemology and Ethics of Animal Experimentation
Part Three: Epistemic and Doxastic Wrongs
5: Rima Basu: A Tale of Two Doctrines: Moral Encroachment and Doxastic Wronging
6: Lauren Leydon-Hardy: Predatory Grooming and Epistemic Infringement
Part Four: Epistemology and Injustice
7: Geoff Pynn: Epistemic Degradation and Testimonial Injustice
8: Jose Medina and Tempest Henning: My Body as a Witness: Bodily Testimony and Epistemic Injustice
Part Five: Epistemology, Race, and the Academy
9: Charles W. Mills: The 'White' Problem: American Sociology and Epistemic Injustice
10: Emmalon Davis: A Tale of Two Injustices: Epistemic Injustice in Philosophy
Part Six: Epistemology and Feminist Perspectives
11: Bianca Crewe and Jonathan Jenkins Ichikawa: Rape Culture and Epistemology
12: Aidan McGlynn: Feminist Pornography as Feminist Propaganda, and Ideological Catch-22s
Part Seven: Epistemology and Sexual Consent
13: Hallie Liberto: Epistemic Responsibility in Sexual Coercion and Self-Defense Law
14: Jennifer Lackey: Sexual Consent and Epistemic Agency
15: Alexander A. Guerrero: The Epistemology of Consent
Part Eight: Epistemology and the Internet
16: Hanna Gunn and Michael Patrick Lynch: The Internet and Epistemic Agency
17: C. Thi Nguyen: How Twitter Gamifies Communication
18: Karen Frost-Arnold: The Epistemic Dangers of Context Collapse Online
19: Veronica Ivy: Yikkity Yak, Who Said That? The Epistemology of Anonymous Assertions

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• Ética e filosofia moral
• Filosofia social e política
• Epistemologia e teoria do conhecimento: Filosofia