Objectivity, diversity, democracy: locating social theory in Objectivity and Diversity

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Reprising and revising a question from Longino regarding an earlier phase of standpoint theory, I raise some issues regarding the place of a substantive normative social theory in the strong objectivity project in Harding’s recent book, Objectivity and Diversity. I offer reasons to think the issue needs to be reframed in the co-constructionist and pluralist setting of the new book but that interesting issues continue to arise in thinking about the philosophical resources feminist philosophies of science can or might rely on.

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Richardson, A. (2017). Objectivity, diversity, democracy: locating social theory in Objectivity and Diversity. Philosophical Studies, 174(7), 1819–1827. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11098-016-0821-1

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