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Lecture 23: Looping Effects, Knowledge, and Inquiry

Lecture 23: Looping Effects, Knowledge, and Inquiry

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Lecture 23: Looping Effects, Knowledge, and Inquiry
Returning to Gendler’s dilemma
Interactive kinds and looping effects
Stereotype threat
Why social classifications can feed back
Two responses: accuracy is not the whole epistemic standard
Statistical evidence, knowledge, and sensitivity
Applying the argument to profiling
The counterfactual test
Moral encroachment
Can a belief itself wrong someone?
Search engines shape what becomes accessible
The zetetic approach: norms of inquiry
Classroom application: satisfying demand is not enough
Exam endpoint
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