Feminist epistemology and social epistemics
Social Epistemology 17 (1):45 – 54 (2003)
| Abstract | Recent work in naturalised epistemology has focused almost exclusively on the intersection of cognitive psychology and theory of knowledge; work from sociolinguistics is just now beginning to gain ground. At the same time, feminist epistemologies have striven to articulate the precise paths of connectedness and relatedness that gynocentric theory standardly postulates as being characteristic of female ways of knowing. This paper attempts to articulate the intersection of sociolinguistically naturalised epistemology and feminist theory of knowledge. A model of gynocentrically centred justification is presented, and it is concluded that the intersection of these areas is a rich and rewarding one. | |||||||||
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