Multiple diversity concepts and their ethical-epistemic implications

RT @sinafazelpour: But, this appeal to "diversity of opinion" to promote "balance" in this type of context completely unfounded (see our ar…

But, this appeal to "diversity of opinion" to promote "balance" in this type of context completely unfounded (see our articles 👇). It's also a well-known tactic of propagandists, used to manufacture doubt & uncertainty https://t.co/7Rc6TUicRS https://

@UncannyVal22 @LRB Thanks for the clarification. But diversity is not balance. It's a multifaceted notion capturing multiple concepts, each motivated on different ethical/political/epistemic grounds that may be variably apt in context. Indeed, it's one of

@isbellHFh Here’s our paper on exactly this issue: https://t.co/JstrIf9R9i

RT @UBCPhilosophy: Daniel Steel, Sina Fazelpour, Kinley Gillette, Bianca Crew, and Michael Burgess — that five UBC co-authors! — have publi…

Important work for thinking about the epistemic good of diversity https://t.co/pfo07ygOlQ

Daniel Steel, Sina Fazelpour, Kinley Gillette, Bianca Crew, and Michael Burgess — that five UBC co-authors! — have published a new open access journal article on diversity: "Multiple diversity concepts and their ethical-epistemic implications" https://t.co

Multiple diversity concepts and their ethical-epistemic implications https://t.co/nTb52ThBBX