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Day: April 13, 2020

Rational Voting in European Parliament Elections: A Critical Reply to Wolkenstein, Faruk Aksoy

By SERRC on April 13, 2020 • ( 0 )

This essay is a critical reply to Professor Wolkenstein’s recent article (2020) “Epistemic Barriers to Rational Voting: The Case of European Parliament Elections.” Professor Wolkenstein offers a theoretical account by answering the question of whether voting in European Parliament elections,… Read More ›

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The Fundamental Question of Social Epistemology

How should the pursuit of knowledge be organized, given that under normal circumstances knowledge is pursued by many human beings, each working on a more or less well-defined body of knowledge and each equipped with roughly the same imperfect cognitive capacities, albeit with varying degree of access to one another’s activities?

— Steve Fuller, 1988

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