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Allan Mitchell,Mark Allisonenges across the globe. ..The goal is to provide an overview of issues that depict challenges to epistemic rights, extract both academic and applied policy implications of different approaches, and end with a set of recommendations for advancing policy-relevant scholarship on epistemic rights. This

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Allan Mitchell,Mark Allisonons of knowledge and justification, while sceptics claim that knowledge and justification of any kind are unattainable.  If either of these views is correct, then there can be no objective basis for thinking that one set of methods does a better job of delivering accurate information than any other

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Allan Mitchell,Mark Allison beliefs .. While epistemic involuntarists deny responsibility, other epistemologists seek to maintain it. A variety of tactics have been used to salvage epistemic responsibility, but the most promising of these focuses on affecting belief formation. Beliefs may be involuntary, but we can influence

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Allan Mitchell,Mark Allison beliefs .. While epistemic involuntarists deny responsibility, other epistemologists seek to maintain it. A variety of tactics have been used to salvage epistemic responsibility, but the most promising of these focuses on affecting belief formation. Beliefs may be involuntary, but we can influence

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Allan Mitchell,Mark Allisonciated with digital communications have led to renewed calls for greater protection of epistemic rights within policy, advocacy, and academic fora. Institutionally mandated to promote citizenship, Public Service Media (PSM) organisations have an important role to play in supporting epistemic rights.