Date: December 6 (Fri), 7 (Sat) & 8 (Sun) December 2024
Opening Time:
December 6 (Fri) 2:15PM
December 7 (Sat) 9:30AM
December 8 (Sun) 9:30AM
Venue: 3rd floor (Tetsumon Rinsho Kodo), South Clinical Research Bldg, U Tokyo Hongo campus. (https://www.med-rwd.jp/access.html)
Invited Speakers
Dr. Miranda Fricker (New York U, USA)
Dr. Amandine Catala (University of Quebec at Montreal, Canada)
Dr. Barend de Rooij (Tilburg U, Holland)
Dr. Emmalon Davis (UChicago, USA)
Dr. Eisuke Sakakibara (UTokyo, Japan)
Dr. Janaina Matida (IDP, Brazil & Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile)
Dr. Jennifer Lackey (Northwestern U, USA)
Dr. Kathleen Murphy-Hollies (U of Birmingham, UK)
Dr. Kengo Miyazono (Hokkaido U, Japan) & Karin Shimizu (Hokkaido U, Japan)
Dr. Kunimasa Sato (Ibaraki U, Japan)
Dr. Masashi Kasaki (Nagoya U, Japan)
Dr. Mary Gregg (Yonsei U, Korea)
Dr. Rie Iizuka (Hiroshima U, Japan)
Dr. Rima Basu (Claremont McKenna College, USA)
Dr. Yuko Murakami (Rikkyo U, Japan)
Objective: This conference will examine epistemic injustice from local and global perspectives. Local perspective includes social and historical situatedness, cultural contexts, and individual’s distinctive voices and perspectival narratives, while global perspective refers to frameworks that are not unconditionally applicable to any epistemic injustice but can lay the foundation to further analyze such varieties of epistemic injustices. In analogy with the normative and applied category distinction in ethics, epistemic injustice studies will benefit from the methodology of reflective equilibrium between practice and theory. Grant this, this conference foster cross-disciplinary research exchange about epistemic injustices across different fields, including ethics, epistemology, black feminist philosophy, philosophy of science, and legal studies, as well as practice-oriented research grounded in the cultural context of Japan.
Registration: Although you can participate on-site, you are kindly requested to register in advance via the link below to ensure that we have enough seats to prepare the venue for the event. Participation is free of charge.
Hosts:
Dr. Kunimasa Sato (Ibaraki U), Dr. Eisuke Sakakibara (UTokyo), Dr. Yuko Kamishima (Ritsumeikan U)
Sponsors: (1) The Mitsubishi Foundation Research Grant in the Humanities (Eisuke Sakakibara) (2) Shibaura Institute of Technology Research Grant (Shin Sakuragi) (3) JSPS Kakenhi (23K00010, Masashi Kasaki) (4) JSPS Kakenhi (23K0004, Kunimasa Sato) (5) JSPS Kakenhi (S24077, Kunimasa Sato) (6) JSPS Kakenhi (24K15880, Eisuke Sakakibara)
Contact: kunimasa.sato.np11＊vc.ibaraki.ac.jp (Kunimasa Sato) (Please replace ＊ with @.)