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DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY, EPISTEMIC INJUSTICE, AND EPISTEMIC DISENFRANCHISEMENT (pages 7-27)

Leandro De BRASI, Jack WARMAN ABSTRACT: In this paper, we explore some links between deliberative democracy, natural testimony, and epistemic injustice. We hope to highlight the exclusionary effects of some cases of testimony-related epistemic injustice within the deliberative democratic framework and, in particular, two subtle ways of epistemic injustice that are not often highlighted in the political domain. In other …

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