The Seminar Room
Experts from philosophy, psychology, psychiatry, and social science address key issues in the study of conspiracy theories and in the study of epistemic injustice... in less than three minutes!
Why do we believe conspiracy theories?
Why do we believe conspiracy theories?
Kengo Miyazono
Is the belief in conspiracy theories always irrational?
Is the belief in conspiracy theories always irrational?
Valerie Van Mulukom
Conspiracy theories and democracy
Conspiracy theories and democracy
Stephan Lewandowsky
Conspiracy theories are theories
Conspiracy theories are theories
Lisa Bortolotti
Conspiracy theories are not pathological
Conspiracy theories are not pathological
Joseph Pierre
Conspiracy theories reflect our idea of ourselves
Conspiracy theories reflect our idea of ourselves
Kathleen Murphy-Hollies
Social factors contributing to conspiracy theories
Social factors contributing to conspiracy theories
Sam Wilkinson
Conspiracy theorists: gullible or sceptical?
Conspiracy theorists: gullible or sceptical?
Jan-Willem Van Prooijen
Are conspiracy theorists happy?
Are conspiracy theorists happy?
Daniel Jolley
Are all conspiracy theories bad?
Are all conspiracy theories bad?
M Dentith
Conspiracy theories and delusions
Conspiracy theories and delusions
Carolina Flores
Epistemic injustice and felt understanding
Epistemic injustice and felt understanding
Michael Larkin
Epistemic injustice and the self
Epistemic injustice and the self
Kathleen Murphy-Hollies
Epistemic injustice and silence
Epistemic injustice and silence
Dan Degerman
Epistemic injustice and emotional expression
Epistemic injustice and emotional expression
Eleanor Byrne
Epistemic injustice and illness
Epistemic injustice and illness
Ian James Kidd
Epistemic injustice and agency
Epistemic injustice and agency
Lisa Bortolotti
Epistemic injustice and healthcare
Epistemic injustice and healthcare
Havi Carel