4) Knowledge-Qua in Groups (Ergo). In which Jesper develops an account of knowledge-qua occupancy role in a social network, and proposes that this may help deflationists about group knowledge respond to a particular objection to their view.

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3) When Do Groups Have Evidence? (Inquiry). Existing theories of justified group belief face issues accounting for manipulation of evidence. Jesper proposes a solution to this problem for inflationists.
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2) A Causal Exclusion Problem for Knowledge-First Epistemology (International Journal of Philosophical Studies) - in which Jesper defends a new objection against knowledge-first epistemology.
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1) Why Demagogues Lie Big, with Matteo Michelini (Episteme). Jesper & Matteo argue that big lies may serve 3 purposes, and that public endorsement by the demagogue's supporters, but not necessarily genuine belief, is what's needed to achieve these goals. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

⛰️ After the summer school, Anna, Esmé, and Eilidh joined a group trip to the Wudang mountains. Hosted by the Wudangshan Daoist Association and led by Dr Xuelin Deng, they learned about Daoist practice and visited several Daoist temples, including the Golden Palace and the Purple Cloud Temple. (2/2)