Philosophical IssuesVolume 31, Issue 1 p. 85-103 ORIGINAL ARTICLE Does legal epistemology rest on a mistake? On fetishism, two-tier system design, and conscientious fact-finding David Enoch, Corresponding Author Enoch [email protected] Correspondence Email: [email protected] for more papers by this authorTalia Fisher, Talia FisherSearch authorLevi Spectre, Levi Spectre...

There is no neat division between the economic and domestic. Not only are they connected, but their meaning, structure, value decidedly conditioned by one another. Yet, since it capitalism’s nature to conceal exploitation, domesticity becomes outwardly coded as domain of tradition, despite productive forces market shaping through process social reproduction. Lise Vogel asks how worker produced ...

Abstract All of us have personal ideals. We are committed to being good (enough) friends, parents, neighbors, teachers, citizens, human beings, and more. In this paper, I examine the thick thin aspects these ideals: (i) their substance (to internalize an ideal is endorse a particular way being) (ii) accountability reason assume that really be). considering how two interact in rational agency, a...

Legal epistemology seems to be exploding. More and more philosophers seem taking an interest in the theory of evidence law, bring along with them legal freshest news from abstract study . This is understandable, course: The law general, particular, employing same natural-language terms epistemologists are (or at least supposed be) interested (“knew or should have known”, “reasonable doubt”, “ev...

Recent anti?LGBTQ+ discourse has increased the threat of violence against people who do not follow cisheteronormative mandates. To face these dialectics, media can offer alternative discourses, in particular by providing realistic and non?stereotyped LGBTQ+ representations. Media portrayals be seen as both positive negative. On one hand, they may stereotypical narrow representations, but on oth...

This article examines an epistemological dilemma at the center of social and environmental impact assessment: where when system boundaries that define extent energy technology with socio-environmental should be drawn. We demonstrate how give rise to different problems, first, is studied across commodity chains, notably in life cycle assessments (LCA), second, given a spatial, or areal, dimensio...