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Acknowledgments | |
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Foreword: Insensitivity and Blindness | |
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Introduction: Resistance, Democratic Sensibilities, and the Cultivation of Perplexity | |
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The Improtance of Dissent and the Imperative of Epistemic Interaction | |
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Resistance, Perplexity, and Multiperspectivalism | |
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Overview | |
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Active Ignorance, Epistemic Others, and Epistemic Friction | |
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Active Ignorance and the Epistemic Vices of the Privileged | |
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Lucidity and the Epistemic Virtues of the Oppressed | |
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Resistance, Epistemic Responsibility, and the Regulative Principles of "Epistemic Friction" | |
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Resistance as Epistemic Vice and as Epistemic Virtue | |
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The Excess of Epistemic Authority and the Resulting Insensitivity | |
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Epistemic Justice as Interactive, Comparative, and Contrastive | |
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Differential Authority, Systematic Injustice, and the Social Imaginary | |
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The Vice of Avoiding Epistemic Friction, Hermeneutical Injustice, and the Problem of "Meta-Blindness" | |
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Striving for Open-Mindedness: Epistemic Friction and Epistemic Counterpoints as Correctives of Meta-Blindness | |
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Imposed Silences and Shared Hermeneutical Responsibilities | |
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Silences and the Communicative Approach to Epistemic Injustice | |
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Communicative Pluralism and Hermeneutical Injustice | |
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Our Hermeneutical Responsibilities with Respect to Multiple Publics | |
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Epistemic Responsibility and Culpable Ignorance | |
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Responsible Agency, Knowledge/Ignorance, and Social Injustice | |
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Betraying One's Responsibilities under Conditions of Oppression: Social Contextuality, Interconnectedness, and Culpable Ignorance | |
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Pig Heads, Burning Crosses, and Car Keys | |
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The Social Division of Cognitive Laziness | |
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Blindness to Differences | |
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Blindness to Social Relationality and the Relevance Dilemma | |
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Overlapping Insensitivities, Culture-Blaming, and Gender Violence against Third World Women | |
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Meta-Lucidity, "Epistemic Heroes," and the Everyday Struggle Toward Epistemic Justice | |
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Living Up to One's Epistemic Responsibilities under Conditions of Oppression: "Meta-Lucidity" | |
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Promoting Lucidity and Social Change | |
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Echoing: Chained Action, "Epistemic Heroes," and Social Networks | |
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Sor Juana In�s de la Cruz: Epistemic Courage, Resistant Imagination, and Epistemic Friction | |
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Rosa Parks: Counter-Performativity, Chained Agency, and Social Networks | |
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Resistant Imaginations and Radical Solidarity | |
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Pluralistic Communities of Resistance | |
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Normative Pluralism and Radical Solidarity | |
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Epistemic Friction and Insurrectionary Genealogies | |
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Guerrilla Pluralism, Counter-Memories, and Epistemologies of Ignorance | |
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Resistant Imaginations: Toward a Kaleidoscopic Social Sensibility | |
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Conclusion: Network Solidarity | |
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Coda | |
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References | |
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Index | |