… up the specific challenge of reconciling epistemic autonomy with the epistemic authority we
often grant to others (Zagzebski 2012). For Zagzebski, epistemic autonomy is linked to self-…

… definition of epistemic autonomy holds that an agent is epistemically autonomous with … by
appealing to the effects of epistemic autonomy at the social level of groups of experts with the …

… Does this mean, then, that there is after all no loss of epistemic autonomy incurred by the
way in which, in our modern condition, we rely on others’ knowledge and its technological fruits …

… epistemic autonomy so understood, can be made manifest. I suggest that epistemic autonomy
is … formation, (iii) epistemic goals and (iv) epistemic stances or frameworks. So understood, …

… is conceptualized as arising from considerations extrinsic to the distinctively epistemic …
epistemic interest in the autonomy of their research subjects (if any) as well as in the autonomy of …

… The most interesting fault line for answering the above question is – as we’ll shortly see –
one between internalist and externalist approaches to the epistemic autonomy of beliefs. But …

Epistemic Autonomy Page 1 14.1 Introduction1 On the one hand, it seems as though an
important way of acquiring fullfledged moral knowledge is this: starting as young children, we …

… and defense of three core epistemic concepts: rationality, autonomy, and pluralism. To address
the epistemic crisis, adult education needs to develop epistemically responsible learners, …

… for intellectual autonomy of a particular kind of epistemic dependence: … epistemic dependence,
in this extreme form, poses a prima facie threat to the retention of intellectual autonomy, …

… Exploring how individuals develop their epistemic virtues within a social context, I show how
… relational autonomy. I further argue that a virtue theoretic conception of autonomy should be …