Epistemic Oppression Workshop with Gaile Pohlhaus

Programme

09:00–09:30     Coffee and welcome

09:30–10:30     Gaile Pohlhaus (Miami University)

Resisting epistemic oppression and the problem of sense disintegration

10:45–11:45     Sarah Wright (University of Georgia)

Epistemic Reparations as Restoring the Epistemic Relationship with Self

12:00–13:00     Amandine Catala (University of Quebec-Montreal)

Epistemic Injustice as Epistemic Domination: A Structural Explanation of Epistemic Agency

13:00–14:00     Lunch

14:00–15:00     Abe Tobi (ACEPS)

Marginal Epistemic Injustice

15:00–15:30     Coffee

15:30–15:50     Dimpho Moletsane (ACEPS) 

Hermeneutic Debilitation and Socio-Epistemic Tethering

15:50–16:10     Harry Wilson Kapatika (ACEPS)

Epistemicide as Epistemic Oppression: The Case of Epistemic Artefacts in a Meta-Colonial World

16:20–16:40     Nomaswazi Kubeka (ACEPS)

African Indigenous Languages and Epistemic Oppression in Philosophy

16:40–17:00     Shené de Rijk (ACEPS)

Toxic Positivity and Epistemic Oppression

17:00–17:20     Veli Mitova (ACEPS)

Epistemic Oppression through Inclusion