This volume considers forms of information manipulation and restriction in contemporary society, paying special attention to contemporary paternalistic practices in big data and scientific research, as the way in which the flow of information or knowledge might be curtailed by the manipulations of a small body of experts or algorithms.
This volume considers forms of information manipulation and restriction in contemporary society, paying special attention to contemporary paternalistic practices in big data and scientific research, as the way in which the flow of information or knowledge might be curtailed by the manipulations of a small body of experts or algorithms.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Part I: Digital Paternalism and Open Societies Artificial Ignorance? Epistemic Paternalism, Solidarity and Big Data John Stephen 2. Epistemic Bubbles, Echo Champers and the Information and Communications Technologies Clinton Castro, Adam Pham, and Alan Rubel 3. Deliberative Mini-Publics and the Problem of Blind Deference Alfred Moore 4. Expert Advice for Decision-Making: the Moving Boundary Between Informing and Instructing Marion Worms Part II: Scientific and Medical Communication 5. Science, Communication, and Persuasion Fabien Medvecky 6. Persuasion and Paternalism Robert Mckenna 7. Medical Epistemic Paternalism Jim McBain 8. Psychiatric Paternalism in Mental Health Care and Democratic Care Interventions Shaun Respess 9. When Patients Enact Medical Epistemic Paternalism: "Expert" vs Ordinary Patients Aude Bandini Part III: Epistemic Normativity 10. Intellectual autonomy matters Jesus Vega-Encabo Epistemic Normativity and Epistemic Paternalism Pat Bondy 11. Epistemic Paternalism, Personal Sovereignty, and One's Own Good Michel Croce Epistemic Care and Epistemic Paternalism Fernando Broncano-Berrocal 12. Epistemic Autonomy, Epistemic Paternalism, and Blindspots of Reason David Godden Part IV: Epistemic In justice, vice, and virtue 13. Some Considerations Against Epistemic Paternalism: Risk, Virtues and Permissivism Liz Jackson 14. Silencing, Epistemic Injustice, and Epistemic Paternalism Valerie Chock and Jon Matheson 15. Epistemic Justice as Epistemic Paternalism Amiel Bernal 16. Epistemic Paternalism and Epistemic Vice Daniella Meehan 17. Paternalism and (non-)Violence: Epistemic Manifestations Adam Green 18. Epistemic Justice and Respect for Erroneous Belief Shaun O'Dywer Index
Introduction Part I: Digital Paternalism and Open Societies Artificial Ignorance? Epistemic Paternalism, Solidarity and Big Data John Stephen 2. Epistemic Bubbles, Echo Champers and the Information and Communications Technologies Clinton Castro, Adam Pham, and Alan Rubel 3. Deliberative Mini-Publics and the Problem of Blind Deference Alfred Moore 4. Expert Advice for Decision-Making: the Moving Boundary Between Informing and Instructing Marion Worms Part II: Scientific and Medical Communication 5. Science, Communication, and Persuasion Fabien Medvecky 6. Persuasion and Paternalism Robert Mckenna 7. Medical Epistemic Paternalism Jim McBain 8. Psychiatric Paternalism in Mental Health Care and Democratic Care Interventions Shaun Respess 9. When Patients Enact Medical Epistemic Paternalism: "Expert" vs Ordinary Patients Aude Bandini Part III: Epistemic Normativity 10. Intellectual autonomy matters Jesus Vega-Encabo Epistemic Normativity and Epistemic Paternalism Pat Bondy 11. Epistemic Paternalism, Personal Sovereignty, and One's Own Good Michel Croce Epistemic Care and Epistemic Paternalism Fernando Broncano-Berrocal 12. Epistemic Autonomy, Epistemic Paternalism, and Blindspots of Reason David Godden Part IV: Epistemic In justice, vice, and virtue 13. Some Considerations Against Epistemic Paternalism: Risk, Virtues and Permissivism Liz Jackson 14. Silencing, Epistemic Injustice, and Epistemic Paternalism Valerie Chock and Jon Matheson 15. Epistemic Justice as Epistemic Paternalism Amiel Bernal 16. Epistemic Paternalism and Epistemic Vice Daniella Meehan 17. Paternalism and (non-)Violence: Epistemic Manifestations Adam Green 18. Epistemic Justice and Respect for Erroneous Belief Shaun O'Dywer Index
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