Tagged: epistemic harm

  • Synthetic Likeness
    Synthetic likeness is a face or voice, real or invented, used to say words that were never said. What the public calls it: deepfakes. That…
  • Epistemic Invalidation
    Epistemic invalidation occurs when a person’s own knowledge or lived experience is dismissed, minimized, or denied. The term has a longer history in disability scholarship.…
  • Episodic Disability
    Episodic disability describes disability whose effects are not constant. A person may experience periods when a condition substantially limits their ability to work, communicate, think,…
  • Testimonial Injustice
    Testimonial injustice is a form of epistemic injustice in which a speaker is given less credibility than they deserve because of prejudice. The harm occurs…
  • Clarification Is Not Arguing
    Definition Clarification Is Not Arguing names the difference between trying to preserve meaning and trying to create conflict. It applies when a person asks for precision,…
  • The Unseen Room
    Definition The Unseen Room is the lived space a person is trapped inside when their reality has not been entered, witnessed, or understood by the people…

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