Declaring the Self and the Social: Intellectual Responsibility and the Politics of the Cognitive Self

Symposion. Theoretical and Applied Inquiries in Philosophy and Social Sciences (forthcoming)
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Rizalino Noble Malabed ABSTRACT: The epistemological problem is traditionally expressed in the question “How do we know that we know?” The emphasis is on the relationship between the claim that we know and what it is that we know. We notice, only belatedly, that the agent who knows does not really matter in the question....

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