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Volume 16, Number 3, 1 July 2002

Feminist epistemology as social epistemology
pp. 185-196(12)
Authors: Grasswick, Heidi E.; Webb, Mark Owen

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Testimony, epistemic difference, and privilege: how feminist epistemology can improve our understanding of the communication of knowledge
pp. 197-213(17)
Author: Bergin, Lisa A.

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The real dirt: gossip and feminist epistemology
pp. 215-232(18)
Author: Adkins, Karen C.

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Is 'science as social' a feminist insight?
pp. 233-249(17)
Author: Rolin, Kristina

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The open end: social naturalism, feminist values and the integrity of epistemology
pp. 251-265(15)
Author: Hundleby, Catherine

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Dilemmas of objectivity
pp. 267-281(15)
Author: Janack, Marianne

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Knowing communities: an investigation of Harding's standpoint epistemology
pp. 283-293(11)
Author: Pohlhaus, Gaile

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The ideal of objectivity in political dialogue: liberal and feminist approaches
pp. 295-309(15)
Author: Graham, Kevin M.

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