A glance at the June issue of Episteme: A new journal of social epistemology
Episteme is a new journal of social epistemology, which focuses on the social dimensions of knowledge, says Anthony Quinton, a former president of the University of Oxford’s Trinity College and a fellow of its New College and All Souls College.
“Social epistemology arose from the recognition that nearly all that we believe or claim to know is secondhand and derived from the speech or writing of others,” he writes.
Two styles of social epistemology, the analytical and critical approaches, are represented in Episteme.
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