this paper also seems relevant to the discussion, especially the part about the smug "everyone thinks that" tone
you can check it out here: philpapers.org/rec/TILMSW
this paper also seems relevant to the discussion, especially the part about the smug "everyone thinks that" tone
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1) impurist epistemologies are not more socially engaged just because they “make space” for social, moral, and political factors in ways purists do not,
2) comparing standpoint theory and moral/pragmatic encroachment is unhelpful, and
3) feminists’ aversion to purism is misplaced
1) impurist epistemologies are not more socially engaged just because they “make space” for social, moral, and political factors in ways purists do not,
2) comparing standpoint theory and moral/pragmatic encroachment is unhelpful, and
3) feminists’ aversion to purism is misplaced
Let’s see what happens when someone (I would say foolishly) tries to engage with him
Let’s see what happens when someone (I would say foolishly) tries to engage with him