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• Are we who we cite? : on epistemological injustices, citing practices, and #metoo in academia 

  Ennser-Kananen, Johanna (Centre for Applied Language Studies, University of Jyväskylä, 2019)

  The #metoo movement reaching academia and Applied Linguistics creates a need for discussion on how we as scholars react to oppressive ideologies and behaviors in our community. However, this is not merely a question of ...

• Epistemic agency : a link between assessment, knowledge and society 

  Nieminen, Juuso Henrik; Ketonen, Laura (Springer, 2023)

  In this conceptual article, we discuss the idea of students’ epistemic agency as an overlooked link between assessment, knowledge and society. We transcend the contemporary discourses around assessment that focus on its ...

• Participation of persons living with dementia in research : A means to address epistemic injustice 

  Halonen, Ulla; Aaltonen, Mari; Van Aerschot, Lina; Pirhonen, Jari (SAGE Publications, 2024)

  Epistemic injustice refers to wronging or mistreating individuals in terms of their capacity as knowers, based on prejudices or negative attitudes. Excluding people with dementia from research is a form of epistemic ...

• Pragmatic a priori knowledge : a pragmatic approach to the nature and object of what can be known independently of experience 

  Järvilehto, Lauri (University of Jyväskylä, 2011)

• Constructing knowledge : epistemic practices in three television interview genres 

  Koskela, Heidi (University of Jyväskylä, 2011)

  This study analyses epistemic practices in broadcast television interviews, focusing on three different interview genres: celebrity interviews, sports interviews and political interviews. In the analysis I examine the ...