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The Agnotology of Eviction in South Lebanon's Palestinian Gatherings: How Institutional Ambiguity and Deliberate Ignorance Shape Sensitive Spaces [PDF]

open access: yesAntipode, 2016
A significant part of Lebanon's Palestinian refugees live in unofficial camps, so-called “gatherings”, where they reside on Lebanese land. Many of these gatherings are now threatened with eviction.
Nora Stel
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An agnotological analysis of APIs: or, disconnectivity and the ideological limits of our knowledge of social media

The Information Society, 2018
Adopting an agnotological perspective, this article extends the critical literature on APIs (application programing interfaces) by systematically showing that social media APIs are largely blind to acts of disconnectivity such as unfriending and unliking.
Nicholas A. John, Asaf Nissenbaum
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Agnotology in the dialectics of the history and philosophy of psychology

Theory & Psychology, 2013
It is suggested that Robinson’s (2013) arguments are based on a less than clear articulation of the relationship between the history and philosophy of psychology. After tackling the relationship between these two subdisciplines and conceptualizing them in a dialectic relationship from a programmatic point of view, consequences for writing and reading ...
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Economics as Agnotology: Unlimited Growth and the Limits of Knowledge

2020
Economics as a science of equilibrium portrays the market mechanism as a system for allocating scarce resources. The development of national accounts (GDP) in response to the Great Depression and later as a tool for the centralised drive to expand war production in World War II shifted the focus of economics from equilibrium to growth.
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Agnotology in Action: A Dialogue

2020
Peter Galison, Robert Proctor
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Reclaiming Silenced Knowledge: An Agnotological Reading of Ambai's a Forest

International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation
Agnotology, the study of culturally produced ignorance, offers a powerful way of understanding how patriarchal traditions erase women's knowledge and experiences. While feminist scholarship has widely examined Ambai’s A Forest as a revision of myth, little attention has been given to how the text reveals the deliberate production of ignorance within ...
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On the Harms of Agnotological Practices and How to Address Them

International Studies in the Philosophy of Science, 2023
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