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Trauma-informed queer pedagogy in vulnerable contexts: a phenomenological inquiry. [PDF]

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David S.
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Large language models as cognitive shortcuts: a systems-theoretic reframing beyond bullshit. [PDF]

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Sariyar M.
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Public Epistemic Authority

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
This paper suggests a novel framework for the legitimacy of international adjudication relative to other branches and modes of public decision-making.
Johann Laux
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Making Sense of Epistemic Authority

Social Epistemology
Dominik Jarczewski
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Regulatory cybersecurity governance in the making: the formation of ENISA and its struggle for epistemic authority

Journal of European Public Policy, 2023
Over the last decades, cybersecurity has become a top priority for the European Union (EU). As a contribution to scholarship on the ‘regulatory security state’, we analyze how the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), emerged and stabilized as
Myriam Dunn Cavelty, M. Smeets
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Nursing students' satisfaction with clinical placements: The contribution of role modeling, epistemic authority, and resilience-a cross- sectional study.

Nurse Education Today, 2022
BACKGROUND Clinical learning is an essential and irreplaceable component of nursing studies. Satisfaction with clinical placements may improve students' learning outcomes as well as their retention in nursing studies.
Moriya Suliman, Sigalit Warshawski
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Local Knowledge and Epistemic Authority in Entrepreneurial Journalism

Digital Journalism, 2022
This article contributes to broadening the understanding of journalistic authority by focusing on the example of local journalism startups in the UK, on the basis of in-depth interviews.
Karin Wahl-Jorgensen
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Conspiracy Movements: A Definitional Introduction and Theoretical Exploration of Organized Challenges to Epistemic Authority

The Sociological Quarterly, 2022
The term “conspiracy movements” has been mentioned in passing in a variety of texts, but it has yet to be defined. This article defines and critically examines the assumption that conspiracy theorists are too unorganized to “qualify” for movement status.
Sarah J. Halford
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