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5. A Debate on Skepticism and Perceptual Belief

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Coliva, Annalisa, Gupta, Anil, Wright, Crispin, Rahman, Shahid, Series Editor, Redmond, Juan, Managing Editor, Symons, John, Founding Editor, van Bendegem, Jean Paul, Editorial Board Member, Benis Sinaceur, Hourya, Editorial Board Member, van Benthem, Johan, Editorial Board Member, Chemla, Karine, Editorial Board Member, Dubucs, Jacques, Editorial Board Member, Fagot-Largeault, Anne, Editorial Board Member, Van Fraassen, Bas C., Editorial Board Member, Gabbay, Dov M., Editorial Board Member, McNamara, Paul, Editorial Board Member, Priest, Graham, Editorial Board Member, Sandu, Gabriel, Editorial Board Member, Smets, Sonja, Editorial Board Member, Street, Tony, Editorial Board Member, Sundholm, Göran, Editorial Board Member, Wansing, Heinrich, Editorial Board Member, Williamson, Timothy, Editorial Board Member, Zarepour, Mohammad Saleh, Editorial Board Member, Vuletić, Miloš, editor, and Beck, Ori, editor

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2024
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6. On the Hypothetical Given. Experiences, Views, and Proofs

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Coliva, Annalisa, Rahman, Shahid, Series Editor, Redmond, Juan, Managing Editor, Symons, John, Founding Editor, van Bendegem, Jean Paul, Editorial Board Member, Benis Sinaceur, Hourya, Editorial Board Member, van Benthem, Johan, Editorial Board Member, Chemla, Karine, Editorial Board Member, Dubucs, Jacques, Editorial Board Member, Fagot-Largeault, Anne, Editorial Board Member, Van Fraassen, Bas C., Editorial Board Member, Gabbay, Dov M., Editorial Board Member, McNamara, Paul, Editorial Board Member, Priest, Graham, Editorial Board Member, Sandu, Gabriel, Editorial Board Member, Smets, Sonja, Editorial Board Member, Street, Tony, Editorial Board Member, Sundholm, Göran, Editorial Board Member, Wansing, Heinrich, Editorial Board Member, Williamson, Timothy, Editorial Board Member, Zarepour, Mohammad Saleh, Editorial Board Member, Vuletić, Miloš, editor, and Beck, Ori, editor

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2024
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21. In Quest of a Wittgensteinian Hinge Epistemology

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Coliva, Annalisa, Elitzur, Avshalom C., Series Editor, Merali, Zeeya, Series Editor, Padmanabhan, Thanu, Series Editor, Schlosshauer, Maximilian, Series Editor, Silverman, Mark P., Series Editor, Tuszynski, Jack A., Series Editor, Vaas, Rüdiger, Series Editor, Wuppuluri, Shyam, editor, and da Costa, Newton, editor

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2020
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22. Liminal Identities and Epistemic Injustice: Introduction to the Special Issue.

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Boncompagni, Anna and Coliva, Annalisa

Abstract

The concept of social identity is central to research on epistemic injustice, but what it means to belong or not to belong to a marginalized identity is often left undertheorized. After offering an overview of the state of the art in social and feminist epistemology, in this introduction we argue that liminal and interstitial identities challenge received notions and push the conversation further. We then provide a brief synopsis of the articles included in this special issue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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23. Hysteria, Hermeneutical Injustice and Conceptual Engineering.

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Coliva, Annalisa

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*HYSTERIA, *PREJUDICES
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In this paper, we look at what Miranda Fricker (2007) calls “hermeneutical injustice” as it arises in the medical context. By drawing on the history of hysteria, I argue that the concept of hysteria has been held in place by power structures affected by negative prejudice against women. In this sense, the concept of hysteria fits the central conditions of the concept of hermeneutical injustice as characterized by Fricker. Yet, reflection on the case of hysteria also signals the need for widening the understanding of hermeneutical injustice. I thus propose to ameliorate the concept of hermeneutical injustice and show how, once thus ameliorated, it can be used as a powerful tool to advocate for the amelioration of the concept of woman. I then return to the concept of hysteria and argue that it is still in use in everyday contexts, where it embodies identity prejudice against women and constitutes a particularly pernicious form of put-down that perpetrates various forms of epistemic injustice. I conclude that also in that kind of context the concept of hysteria should be abandoned. Like with other loaded concepts, the only admissible uses of that concept would then be in contexts of reclaiming or re-appropriation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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24. Woman: Concept, Prototype and Stereotype.

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Coliva, Annalisa

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*TRANS women, *STEREOTYPES, *PROTOTYPES, *FAMILIES
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Drawing on previous work, I argue that a family resemblance account of the concept woman has several beneficial consequences. Namely, it promotes hermeneutical justice, and, in time, it may serve to change the prototypes and stereotypes people tend unreflectively to associate with woman. I claim that only at that point will full hermeneutical justice be achieved. To this end, I propose a reconceptualization of the notion of hermeneutical injustice, first presented by Fricker (2007). First, I present the family resemblance account of woman. Accordingly, that concept isn’t identified by a set of necessary and (jointly) sufficient conditions, but, roughly, by different criteria. Second, I show how concepts, prototypes and stereotypes relate to one another and how they may contribute to hermeneutical injustice. Finally, I show how the proposed account of woman may in time foster a change in the associated prototype and stereotypes, which will ameliorate societies by doing more justice to the lived experience of trans women – that is, by promoting full hermeneutical justice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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27. Introduction

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Coliva, Annalisa, Leonardi, Paolo, Moruzzi, Sebastiano, Coliva, Annalisa, editor, Leonardi, Paolo, editor, and Moruzzi, Sebastiano, editor

Published
2018
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28. Dialetheism in Action: A New Strategy for Solving the Equal Validity Paradox?

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Moruzzi, Sebastiano, Coliva, Annalisa, Wansing, Heinrich, Editor-in-Chief, Avron, Arnon, Editorial Board Member, Bimbó, Katalin, Editorial Board Member, Corsi, Giovanna, Editorial Board Member, Czelakowski, Janusz, Editorial Board Member, Giuntini, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Goré, Rajeev, Editorial Board Member, Herzig, Andreas, Editorial Board Member, Holliday, Wesley, Editorial Board Member, Indrzejczak, Andrzej, Editorial Board Member, Mundici, Daniele, Editorial Board Member, Odintsov, Sergei, Editorial Board Member, Orlowska, Ewa, Editorial Board Member, Schroeder-Heister, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Venema, Yde, Editorial Board Member, Weiermann, Andreas, Editorial Board Member, Wolter, Frank, Editorial Board Member, Xu, Ming, Editorial Board Member, Malinowski, Jacek, Editorial Board Member, Skurt, Daniel, Assistant Editor, Wojcicki, Ryszard, Founding Editor, Rieger, Adam, editor, and Young, Gareth, editor

Published
2019
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32. Introduction

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Coliva, Annalisa, Pedersen, Nikolaj Jang Lee Linding, Hendricks, Vincent, Series editor, Pritchard, Duncan, Series editor, Coliva, Annalisa, editor, and Jang Lee Linding Pedersen, Nikolaj, editor

Published
2017
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33. Skepticism unhinged

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Coliva Annalisa

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hinges, perceptual justification, constitutivism, extended rationality, humean skepticism, cartesian skepticism, closure principle, transmission failure, Philosophy (General), B1-5802
Abstract

The paper explores the anti-skeptical bearing of the kind of hinge epistemology I have developed in Extended Rationality. A Hinge Epistemology. It focuses, in particular, on the moderate account of perceptual justification, the constitutive response put forward against Humean skepticism, and the denial of the unconditional validity of the Closure Principle, which is key in rebutting Cartesian skepticism. Along the way, a comparison with Wittgenstein's own views in on Certainty and with the positions held by other prominent hinge epistemologists, particularly Moyal-Sharrock, Pritchard and Wright, is provided.

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2020
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36. Immunity to error through misidentification: some trends.

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Coliva, Annalisa and Palmira, Michele

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*IMMUNITY, *ANALYTIC philosophy, *PHILOSOPHY of language, *THEORY of knowledge
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According to a prominent strand of thought in analytic philosophy of mind, certain judgments of the form “a is F” are such that, although one can be mistaken about what property it is that a has, one cannot be mistaken that it is a that has the relevant property. Judgments of this kind are said to be immune to error through misidentification (IEM). This article has two main aims. On the one hand, it responds to a need for a systematization of the debate about immunity to error through misidentification, which consists of multiple contributions in epistemology, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, and metaphysics that have accumulated throughout the last 80 years – since the publication of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Blue Book – and which no one – to the best of our knowledge – has drawn together in an exhaustive and accessible way. On the other hand, the article will take a stand on matters concerning the nature, scope, explanation, and significance of immunity to error through misidentification. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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38. Self-Knowing Interpreters

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Coliva, Annalisa, de Warren, Nicolas, Series Editor, Toadvine, Ted, Series Editor, Pedrini, Patrizia, editor, and Kirsch, Julie, editor

Published
2018
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46. Introduction

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Coliva, Annalisa, Hendricks, Vincent, Series editor, Pritchard, Duncan, Series editor, and Coliva, Annalisa

Published
2016
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