The Routledge Handbook of Applied Epistemology
Herausgeber: Coady, David; Chase, James
The Routledge Handbook of Applied Epistemology
Herausgeber: Coady, David; Chase, James
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Comprising chapters by a team of international contributors the Handbook covers the following central topics: The prehistory of applied epistemology; expertise and scientific authority; epistemic aspects of political and social philosophy; the internet; epistemology and the law; and epistemology and medicine.
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Comprising chapters by a team of international contributors the Handbook covers the following central topics: The prehistory of applied epistemology; expertise and scientific authority; epistemic aspects of political and social philosophy; the internet; epistemology and the law; and epistemology and medicine.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 356
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9780367733766
- ISBN-10: 0367733765
- Artikelnr.: 61210528
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 356
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9780367733766
- ISBN-10: 0367733765
- Artikelnr.: 61210528
David Coady is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Tasmania, Australia. He is the author of What to Believe Now: Applying Epistemology to Contemporary Issues (2012), the co-author of The Climate Change Debate: An Epistemic and Ethical Enquiry (2013), the editor of Conspiracy Theories: The Philosophical Debate (2006) and the co-editor of A Companion to Applied Philosophy (2016). James Chase is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Tasmania, Australia. He works on epistemology; philosophical logic, particularly as applied to epistemological issues; and the methodology of analytic philosophy. He is the co-author of Analytic vs Continental (2011) and the co-editor of Postanalytic and Metacontinental (2010).
Notes on contributors. PART I Introduction 1. The return of applied epistemology
James Chase and David Coady. PART II The internet. 2. The World Wide Web
Paul Smart and Nigel Shadbolt. 3. Wikipedia
Karen Frost-Arnold. 4. Googling
Hanna Kiri Gunn and Michael P. Lynch. 5. Adversarial epistemology on the internet
Don Fallis. PART III Politics. 6. John Stuart Mill on free speech
Daniel Halliday and Helen McCabe. 7. Epistemic democracy
Jason Brennan. 8. Epistemic injustice and feminist epistemology
Andrea Pitts. 9. Propaganda and ideology
Randal Marlin. PART IV Science. 10. Expertise in climate science
Stephen John. 11. Evidence-based medicine
Robyn Bluhm and Kirstin Borgerson. 12. The precautionary principle in medical research and policy: the case of sponsorship bias
Daniel Steel. 13 Psychology and conspiracy theories
David Coady. PART V Epistemic institutions. 14 Legal burdens of proof and statistical evidence
Georgi Gardiner. 15. Banking and finance: disentangling the epistemic failings of the 2008 financial crisis
Lisa Warenski. 16. Applied epistemology of education
Ben Kotzee. PART VI Individual investigators. 17. Disagreement
Tim Kenyon. 18. Forecasting
Steve Fuller. 19. Rumor
Axel Gelfert. 20. Gossip
Tommaso Bertolotti and Lorenzo Magnani. 21. The applied epistemology of conspiracy theories: an overview
M R.X Dentith and Brian L. Keeley. PART VII Theory and practice in philosophy. 22. Philosophical expertise
Bryan Frances
23. Ethical expertise
Christopher Cowley. 24. The demise of grand narratives? Postmodernism
power-knowledge
and applied epistemology
Matthew Sharpe. Index.
James Chase and David Coady. PART II The internet. 2. The World Wide Web
Paul Smart and Nigel Shadbolt. 3. Wikipedia
Karen Frost-Arnold. 4. Googling
Hanna Kiri Gunn and Michael P. Lynch. 5. Adversarial epistemology on the internet
Don Fallis. PART III Politics. 6. John Stuart Mill on free speech
Daniel Halliday and Helen McCabe. 7. Epistemic democracy
Jason Brennan. 8. Epistemic injustice and feminist epistemology
Andrea Pitts. 9. Propaganda and ideology
Randal Marlin. PART IV Science. 10. Expertise in climate science
Stephen John. 11. Evidence-based medicine
Robyn Bluhm and Kirstin Borgerson. 12. The precautionary principle in medical research and policy: the case of sponsorship bias
Daniel Steel. 13 Psychology and conspiracy theories
David Coady. PART V Epistemic institutions. 14 Legal burdens of proof and statistical evidence
Georgi Gardiner. 15. Banking and finance: disentangling the epistemic failings of the 2008 financial crisis
Lisa Warenski. 16. Applied epistemology of education
Ben Kotzee. PART VI Individual investigators. 17. Disagreement
Tim Kenyon. 18. Forecasting
Steve Fuller. 19. Rumor
Axel Gelfert. 20. Gossip
Tommaso Bertolotti and Lorenzo Magnani. 21. The applied epistemology of conspiracy theories: an overview
M R.X Dentith and Brian L. Keeley. PART VII Theory and practice in philosophy. 22. Philosophical expertise
Bryan Frances
23. Ethical expertise
Christopher Cowley. 24. The demise of grand narratives? Postmodernism
power-knowledge
and applied epistemology
Matthew Sharpe. Index.
Notes on contributors. PART I Introduction 1. The return of applied epistemology
James Chase and David Coady. PART II The internet. 2. The World Wide Web
Paul Smart and Nigel Shadbolt. 3. Wikipedia
Karen Frost-Arnold. 4. Googling
Hanna Kiri Gunn and Michael P. Lynch. 5. Adversarial epistemology on the internet
Don Fallis. PART III Politics. 6. John Stuart Mill on free speech
Daniel Halliday and Helen McCabe. 7. Epistemic democracy
Jason Brennan. 8. Epistemic injustice and feminist epistemology
Andrea Pitts. 9. Propaganda and ideology
Randal Marlin. PART IV Science. 10. Expertise in climate science
Stephen John. 11. Evidence-based medicine
Robyn Bluhm and Kirstin Borgerson. 12. The precautionary principle in medical research and policy: the case of sponsorship bias
Daniel Steel. 13 Psychology and conspiracy theories
David Coady. PART V Epistemic institutions. 14 Legal burdens of proof and statistical evidence
Georgi Gardiner. 15. Banking and finance: disentangling the epistemic failings of the 2008 financial crisis
Lisa Warenski. 16. Applied epistemology of education
Ben Kotzee. PART VI Individual investigators. 17. Disagreement
Tim Kenyon. 18. Forecasting
Steve Fuller. 19. Rumor
Axel Gelfert. 20. Gossip
Tommaso Bertolotti and Lorenzo Magnani. 21. The applied epistemology of conspiracy theories: an overview
M R.X Dentith and Brian L. Keeley. PART VII Theory and practice in philosophy. 22. Philosophical expertise
Bryan Frances
23. Ethical expertise
Christopher Cowley. 24. The demise of grand narratives? Postmodernism
power-knowledge
and applied epistemology
Matthew Sharpe. Index.
James Chase and David Coady. PART II The internet. 2. The World Wide Web
Paul Smart and Nigel Shadbolt. 3. Wikipedia
Karen Frost-Arnold. 4. Googling
Hanna Kiri Gunn and Michael P. Lynch. 5. Adversarial epistemology on the internet
Don Fallis. PART III Politics. 6. John Stuart Mill on free speech
Daniel Halliday and Helen McCabe. 7. Epistemic democracy
Jason Brennan. 8. Epistemic injustice and feminist epistemology
Andrea Pitts. 9. Propaganda and ideology
Randal Marlin. PART IV Science. 10. Expertise in climate science
Stephen John. 11. Evidence-based medicine
Robyn Bluhm and Kirstin Borgerson. 12. The precautionary principle in medical research and policy: the case of sponsorship bias
Daniel Steel. 13 Psychology and conspiracy theories
David Coady. PART V Epistemic institutions. 14 Legal burdens of proof and statistical evidence
Georgi Gardiner. 15. Banking and finance: disentangling the epistemic failings of the 2008 financial crisis
Lisa Warenski. 16. Applied epistemology of education
Ben Kotzee. PART VI Individual investigators. 17. Disagreement
Tim Kenyon. 18. Forecasting
Steve Fuller. 19. Rumor
Axel Gelfert. 20. Gossip
Tommaso Bertolotti and Lorenzo Magnani. 21. The applied epistemology of conspiracy theories: an overview
M R.X Dentith and Brian L. Keeley. PART VII Theory and practice in philosophy. 22. Philosophical expertise
Bryan Frances
23. Ethical expertise
Christopher Cowley. 24. The demise of grand narratives? Postmodernism
power-knowledge
and applied epistemology
Matthew Sharpe. Index.