Andrew Blackman
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I caught a piece in the TImes Literary Supplement 3rd October issue with a really interesting snippet. The article, which I believe was by Miranda Fricker, said there were two types of injustice that people suffer as knowers of information – ‘testimonial injustice’, in which a listener ignores you because their prejudices mean they don’t [...]
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