Social Movements and Epistemic Injustice

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction: From Social Movements to Philosophy (and Back Again) 1
4. Section 1: At the Intersection Between Academia and Social Movements
5. Critical Social Ontology and Social Movements 13
6. Social Movements and Epistemic Injustice 35
7. Feminist Research as a Response to Political and Epistemic Violences 45
8. Section 2: Contemporary Approaches to the Philosophy of Social Movements
9. Social Ontology and Social Movements
10. Toward a Liberatory Metaphysics of Sexuality 59
11. The Political Ontology of Rawls’ Model of Disobedience: Depoliticization Through Moralization 77
12. Social Movements and Epistemology
13. How Social Movements Bear Collective Duties 103
14. How Politics Shapes the Value of Perceptual Experience: From Epistemic to Prudential Value 121
15. The Standpoint of the Oppressed Must Be Conquered by the Oppressed Class Itself: Standpoint Epistemology and Epistemic Autonomy 143
16. Section 3: How Specific Social Movements Inform Philosophy
17. Climate Social Movements and the Politics of Leadership 169
18. Viral Social Movements, State(s) of Emergency, and the Insurgent Public Realm: A Philosophical Analysis of China’s 2020 – 2022 Social Movements 187
19. Anchoring Disablement: Social Definitions and Social Ontology in Britain’s Disabled People’s Movement 207
20. European Health Social Movements: An Introduction 229
21. List of Contributors 251
22. Index 253