The following position announcement may be of interest to readers of the SERRC: Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Social Epistemology and Cognitive Science.

The research foci of this position—distributed cognition, collective epistemic agents, feminist epistemology, group polarization, peer disagreement, implicit bias, debiasing strategies, division of epistemic labour, epistemic injustice, and the influence of ideology and social power—have been topics of many of the posts to the SERRC over the years. I take this position announcement as a sign of social epistemology’s vitality and continued influence.

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