Epistemic injustice and elimination of bias

Faculty Mentor

Chris Kirby

Document Type

Oral Presentation

Start Date

10-5-2023 10:45 AM

End Date

10-5-2023 11:05 AM

Location

PUB 323

Department

Philosophy

Abstract

The purpose of this project is identifying instances of epistemic injustice, especially testimonial injustice, in the public education system. What are the effects of these injustices on the cultural as well as intellectual development of those who are treated with injustice? How can critical models of education allow for a move away from these injustices that are occurring in contemporary models of education?

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Epistemic injustice and elimination of bias

PUB 323

The purpose of this project is identifying instances of epistemic injustice, especially testimonial injustice, in the public education system. What are the effects of these injustices on the cultural as well as intellectual development of those who are treated with injustice? How can critical models of education allow for a move away from these injustices that are occurring in contemporary models of education?