In his recent paper “Political Debate under Epistemic Asymmetries,”[1] Janusz Grygieńć argues that political theorists have underestimated the importance of epistemic asymmetries (EAs). Epistemic asymmetries occur whenever some people have first-hand or at least well-grounded knowledge while others must rely...
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