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Towards an Institutional Account on Epistemic Humility and Arrogance, Jaana Parviainen and Anne Koski

By SERRC on September 14, 2021 • ( 0 )

Our article (Parviainen, Koski, and Torkkola 2021) has sparked debate about epistemic humility in a crisis when political decision-making requires evidence-based knowledge but scientific experts have no answers. Alena Bleicher’s response (Bleicher 2021), published in the Social Epistemology Review and… Read More ›

Epistemic Humility and the Social Relevance of Non-Knowledge, Alena Bleicher

By SERRC on May 26, 2021 • ( 0 )

In their paper, Parviainen, Kosiki, and Torkkola (2021) take as their point of departure the epistemic paradox of the need for scientific knowledge for evidence-based political decision-making in situations when science has no answers. This ties in with the observation… Read More ›

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Exploring Knowledge as a Social Phenomenon

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Towards an Institutional Account on Epistemic Humility and Arrogance, Jaana Parviainen and Anne Koski

Epistemic Humility and the Social Relevance of Non-Knowledge, Alena Bleicher