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Possibilities for epistemic violence in asylum process

, 2022
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Postdigital Epistemic Violence

, 2023
Postdigital epistemic violence encompasses a large variety of harms that occur through speech acts about the lived experiences of knowers from marginalised or minoritised groups in online environments using digital and smart technology. Knowers may be silenced, gaslit, trolled or doxed because of structural prejudicial stereotypes about their sex ...
MacKenzie, Alison; id_orcid
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Epistemic Violence, Relativism, and Objectivity

Theory and Psychology, 2020
Held (2020) provides an admirable overview of the importance of and challenges associated with epistemic violence. However, likely due to length restraints, she did not attend to an important consideration related to her discussion of epistemic violence: that objective knowledge is not possible.
William Schultz
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Epistemic Violence

2022
Thomas Teo
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Racial Violence, Emotional Friction, and Epistemic Activism

Angelaki - Journal of the Theoretical Humanities, 2019
Using Iris Marion Young’s framework, this essay looks at racial violence as one of the many “faces” of racial oppression (which also include exploitation, marginalization, powerlessness, and cultur...
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Deconstruction and Epistemic Violence

The Southern Journal of Philosophy, 2021
AbstractWhile theorists of epistemic injustice often refer to Gayatri Spivak’s “Can the Subaltern Speak” as an early articulation of the field’s concerns, they have stopped short of engaging deeply with Spivak’s deconstructive take on epistemic violence and her suggestion that this consists in an attribution of subjectivity to historically marginalized
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