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Stereotypes, Epistemic Dilemmas, and Epistemic Dispositions [PDF]
, 2021 People sometimes face an epistemic dilemma with regards to stereotyping. We harbor a stereotype that reflects something of social reality, e.g., high rates of criminal involvement among members of a certain social group. But if we apply the stereotype when making judgments about individuals, we make certain mistakes, e.g., failing to notice positive ...
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Analisa, 2019 The post structuralism approach is no longer a conventional approach. The emergence of this new approach was not only to respond to structuralism, but also to answer the bluntness of the old approach which was barely able to read the very complex reality
Mohamad Anas
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O času a způsobu modálních sloves v italštině ve srovnání s angličtinou [PDF]
Časopis pro Moderní Filologii, 2020 The article deals with Italian and English modal auxiliaries, considered as non-grammatical competitors of grammatical means, i.e. the verbal mood, acting as indicators of different modal meanings.
Eva Klímová
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AUTODESCRIPTIVE TEXT BY I.G. EHRENBURG AS AN OBJECT OF SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS
Гуманитарные и юридические исследования, 2021 The article presents characteristics of auto-descriptive text by I. G. Ehrenburg, the analysis of which allows to solve the problem of a method of investigation of such text by means of semiotics.
E. A. Zvereva
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‘Good’ Is ‘Possible’: A Case Study of the Modal Uses of ‘Good’ in Shaoxing
Languages, 2023 This paper sets out to investigate the modal uses of the lexeme hɒ3 ‘good’ in the Jidong Shaoxing variety of Wu and to reconstruct its grammaticalization pathway. Modal meanings of hɒ3 include circumstantial possibility, deontic possibility and necessity,
Shanshan Lü, Xiao Huang
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Epistemic and Non-epistemic Values in Earthquake Engineering
Science and Engineering Ethics, 2023 AbstractThe importance of epistemic values in science is universally recognized, whereas the role of non-epistemic values is sometimes considered disputable. It has often been argued that non-epistemic values are more relevant in applied sciences, where the goals are often practical and not merely scientific.
L. Zanetti, D. Chiffi, L. Petrini
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Let's go back to Bled!: A contribution to considerations on praxis [PDF]
Filozofija i Društvo, 2009 Using the categories of the epistemic and epistemological field of theory the author is trying to show on the basis of Bled presentations of Mihailo Marković and Milan Kangrga that their conceptions belong to two separated theoretical fields, which are ...
Bielinska Katarzyna
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Cohesion: A Measure of Organisation and Epistemic Uncertainty of Incoherent Ensembles
Entropy, 2023 This paper offers a measure of how organised a system is, as defined by self-consistency. Complex dynamics such as tipping points and feedback loops can cause systems with identical initial parameters to vary greatly by their final state.
Timothy Davey
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Journal of Responsible InnovationThis paper examines the critical role of epistemic injustice in Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), particularly through the lens of reproductive medicine scandals in the Global South.
Joy Y. Zhang
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Epistemic Health, Epistemic Immunity and Epistemic Inoculation
, 2022 This paper introduces three new concepts: epistemic health, epistemic immunity, and epistemic inoculation. Epistemic health is a measure of how well an entity (e.g. person, community, nation) is functioning with regard to various epistemic goods or ideals. It is constituted by many different factors (e.g. possessing true beliefs, being disposed to make
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