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Book
Norms for the New Public Sphere ****Under Contract, OUP. ****(w/ Rowan Cruft, Fabienne Peter & Jonathan Heawood)
Edited Collection
Social Epistemology & Relativism [DOI] ****Routledge 2020. (w/ M. Kusch, R. McKenna & K. Sodoma)
Articles
The Identitarian Ideology of the New Right [File] Social Theory & Practice, forth. (w/Johannes Steizinger)
Rethinking the Post-Truth Polarisation Narrative [File|DOI] Political Quarterly, 92: 598-605, 2021. (w/Rowan Cruft) Evidence & Relativism ****M. Lasonen-Aarnio & C. Littlejohn (eds.), Routledge Handbook of the Philosophy of Evidence (Routledge, forthcoming). Extended Rationality & Relativism [File] Nikolaj Pedersen & Luca Moretti (eds.), Non-Evidential Anti-Scepticism. (Brill, 2021). Relativism in Feminist Epistemologies [File|DOI] ****Martin Kusch, Natalie Ashton, Robin McKenna, Katharina Sodoma (eds.), Social Epistemology & Relativism (Routledge, 2020).
Situating Feminist Epistemology [File|DOI] Episteme, 17(1) 28-42, 2019. (w/Robin McKenna) The Case for a Feminist Hinge Epistemology [File|DOI] Wittgenstein-Studien 10(1) 153-163, 2019.
Rethinking Epistemic Relativism [File|DOI] Metaphilosophy 50(5) 587-607, 2019. Scientific Perspectives, Feminist Standpoints & Non-Silly Relativism [File|DOI], M. Massimi & A. Cretu (eds.), Knowledge from a Human Point of View. (Synthese Library, 2019). Relativising Epistemic Advantage [File|DOI] **Martin Kusch (ed.), Routledge Handbook of Relativism. (Routledge, 2019) Undercutting Underdetermination-Based Scepticism [File|DOI] Theoria 81(4) 333-354, 2015. Appropriate Belief without Evidence [File] Teorema, 2015. (Winner of the Teorema Essay Prize)
Book Review
Review of Extended Rationality, by Annalisa Coliva Philosophical Quarterly, 2016. [File|DOI]
<aside> 📝 I'm currently working on:
• A paper on online environments • A paper on online communities (w/ Josh Habgood-Coote & Nadja El Kassar) • A paper on avoidance in political deliberation
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<aside> <img src="/icons/thought_blue.svg" alt="/icons/thought_blue.svg" width="40px" /> I work on the political and social aspects of epistemology - I’m interested in how oppression and power effect political deliberation in the online sphere.
In the past I focused on theoretical issues (exploring how to integrate feminist standpoint theory and hinge epistemology[1], whether these views should be understood as relativist [2,3], and what that means[4]).
My current work is on the practical applications of such views: what they tell us about social media legislation[5], platform design[6], and online communities[7].
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Keynotes
Normativity of Friendship Conference Trinity College Dublin (2020, online) Annual MAP Lecture University of Sheffield (2020) Philosophy and/of Inclusion CEU Budapest (2019) Wittgenstein Lecture Series University of Vienna (2017)
2023
Political Theory of the Digital Public Sphere Charles University Prague (upcoming)
2022
Epistemic Breakthroughs Workshop University of St Andrews Rethinking Gender Workshop Institute of Advanced Studies, UCL Philosopher Meets Critics Workshop CONCEPT, University of Cologne
2021
Department Seminar, University of Aberdeen Scottish Feminist Philosophy Network Meeting, online
Earlier (Selected)
Scientific Realism Conference LMU Munich · Democratic Debate in a Digital Age Workshop University of Sheffield · Department Colloquium ETH Zurich · Hinge Epistemology Conference UCI California · The Principles of Epistemology Conference College De France · European Congress of Analytic Philosophy LMU Munich · International Wittgenstein Society Symposium, NOVA (Lisbon) · SWIP Workshop, University of York · Roles of Knowledge Workshop University of Cambridge