The contrast between third-and first-personal accounts of the experiences of autistic persons
has much to teach us about epistemic injustice and epistemic agency. This paper argues …

Diversity is an undeniable fact of nature (Gaston and Spicer in Biodiversity: an introduction.
Wiley, Hoboken, 2004), and there is now evidence that nature did not stop generating …

It is widely assumed that severe mental disabilities prevent relevant deliberative capacities
from developing or persisting. Accordingly, excluding many people with mental disabilities …

Contested illnesses, such as fibromyalgia, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue
syndrome (ME/CFS), and chronic Lyme disease (CLD), are surrounded by polemic debates …

El presente estudio adopta un enfoque cualitativo con diseño exploratorio-descriptivo para
abordar el concepto de injusticia epistémica en sus diversas dimensiones. A través de una …

Testimony from victims of gendered violence is often wrongly disbelieved. This paper
explores a way to address this problem by developing a phenomenological approach to …

In this article, I explore the implications of three moral grounds for the justification of
supported voting–respect as opacity, respect as equal status, and respect as political care …

Depuis deux décennies, différents moments politiques ont révélé–au Québec comme dans
d'autres sociétés dites libérales occidentales–la présence dominante de discours de déni …

This special issue of Hypatia focuses on intersectionality-informed analyses of the ethics
and politics of epistemic practice. While there have been segments of issues devoted to …

Intellectually disabled students face particular barriers to epistemic participation within
schooling contexts. While negative forms of bias against intellectually disabled people play …