Emmanuel Renault
Université Paris Nanterre, IUF (e.renault@parisnanterre.fr; ORCID: 0000-0002-9839- 2318).
Epistemic Injustice and Recognition
Abstract: Theories of recognition have developed without seeking to clarify their epistemological implications, while theories of epistemic injustice have developed without explicitly referring to philosophical approaches to recognition. But the similarities between these two types of theories are numerous enough to have attracted attention. This article begins by explaining why these similarities deserve to be taken seriously, before analyzing how each of the two types of theories can benefit from its comparison with the other.
Keywords: Recognition; Epistemic Injustice; Honneth; Fricker; Critical Social Epistemology.