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June 17, 2007

Miranda Fricker on Epistemic Injustice

In this interview Miranda Fricker, author of a new book on the topic, Epistemic Injustice: Power and the Ethics of Knowing, explains the notion of testimonial injustice. This is a special kind of injustice that arises when someone wrongly treats someone else as a poor source of information, usually because of prejudice towards a particular group.

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You can also listen to Miranda Fricker explaining Aristotle's concept of virtue for BBC Radio 4's In Our Time here.

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