non-dominant hermeneutical marginalization

📖 Definitions

"non-dominant hermeneutical marginalization describes unwarranted epistemic exclusions. Non-dominant marginalization occurs when social groups are able to render their experiences intelligible, but their conceptual resources are not respected by the dominant group" (Goldstein 2022, 1864).

💡 Examples

• "[Carmita] Wood had adequate resources. She could make sense of her social experience, but those resources were not respected by the dominant group" (Goldstein 2022, 1865).

🔗 Relations

• produces: testimonial injustice

📚 References

• Goldstein, Rena Beatrice. 2022. “Epistemic Disadvantage.” Philosophia 50 (4): 1861–78. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11406-021-00465-w.

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