The Oxford Handbook of Social Epistemology

1. Communication and Epistemic Dependence 1. Assertion Christoph Kelp and Mona Simion 2. Testimony Axel Gelfert 3. Testimony and Perception Peter Graham 4. Epistemic Authority Christoph Jäger 5. Expertise Thomas Grundmann 2. Groups and Interpersonal Relationships 6. Group epistemology Fernando Broncano-Berrocal 7. Group ignorance Rik Peels & Thirza Lagawaard 8. Knowledge Attributions Patrick Rysiew 9. Trust J. Adam Carter 10. Partiality/Friendship Anna Brickerhoff and Nomy Arpaly 11. Adversial Epistemology Don Fallis 12. Disagreement & Bias Thomas Kelly 13. Social Epistemology and Social Cognition Shannon Spaulding 14. Epistemic Blame Jessica Brown 3. Epistemic Wrongs and Epistemic Reparations 15. Epistemic Injustice Aidan McGlynn 16. Epistemic Infringement Lauren Leydon-Hardy 17. Implicit Bias Katherine Puddifoot 18. Doxastic Addiction Carrie Figdor 19. Epistemic Reparations Jennifer Lackey 4. Applied Social Epistemology 20. Personalisation and scepticism Michael P. Lynch and Junyeol Kim 21. Social Media Joshua Habgood-Coote 22. Law Alexander Guerrero 23. Political Epistemology Michael Hannon and Elizabeth Edenberg 24. Disability Joel Michael Reynolds and Kevin Timpe 25. Climate change David Coady 5. Social Epistemic Goods 26. Standpoint Epistemology in science Kristen Intemann 27. Standpoint Epistemology and Ideology Briana Toole 28. Know How Yuri Cath 29. Understanding Allan Hazlett 30. Wisdom Sharon Ryan and Shane Ryan 31. Education Lani Watson 6. Social Perspectives on Individual Sources 32. Memory Alessandra Tanesini 33. Self-knowledge/first-person authority Cristina Borgoni 34. Reasoning Catarina Dutilh Novaes 7. Social Perspectives on Individualist Approaches 35. Extended knowledge Duncan Pritchard 36. Knowledge first Pascal Engel 37. Reliabilism Sanford Goldberg 38. Virtue Epistemology John Greco 39. Contextualism Jonathan Ichikawa 40. Evidentialism Jon Matheson 41. Hinge Annalisa Coliva