Coloniality and Analytic Moral Epistemology in the Twentieth Century.

"Coloniality and Analytic Moral Epistemology in the Twentieth Century" by Alison M. Jaggar and Theresa W. Tobin examines the colonial biases present in analytic moral philosophy during the 20th century. The authors critique the universal approach to moral reasoning taken by prominent philosophers like Richard M. Hare and John Rawls, arguing for a more inclusive and diverse perspective in moral epistemology. The article emphasizes the importance of moral and epistemic humility, as well as an understanding of the historical and cultural context that influences philosophical traditions. The document includes a variety of philosophical works and articles by different authors, covering topics such as decolonizing Western political philosophy, queer perspectives on love and justice, yoga philosophy, and moral justification, offering researchers a range of perspectives to explore. [Extracted from the article]