ACEPS Talks, Visits & Publications
Talks and Visits in 2023
- 16-18 Jan 2023: (Talks) Philosophical Society of Southern Africa Conference (PSSA) by ACEPS members: Andrew Akpan, Shené de Rijk, Chad Harris, Gontse Lebakeng, Dimpho Maponya, Veli Mitova, Ben Smart and Abe Tobi @ Uni Johannesburg.
- Mitova, V. (Invited) 25 Jan 2023: Decolonizing Epistemic Injustice and Implicit Bias Conference “Can Theorising Epistemic Injustice Help Us Decolonise” @ Arctic Uni, Norway.
- Mitova, V. (Visit) 2023-02-20..24: collaboration with Constructing Social Hierarchy project @ Melbourne Uni.
- Mitova, V. (Invited) 20 Feb 2023: “Decolonising Experts” for Constructing Social Hiearchy Workshop @ Melbourne Uni.
- Mitova, V. (Invited) 21 Feb 2023: Forum on “Decolonizing the philosophy curriculum — experiences from South Africa” @ Melbourne Uni.
- Mitova, V. (Declined) 22 Feb 2023: Roundtable on “Responsibility for Historical Wrongs: From Epistemology to Law” part of series on Responsibility for Historical Wrongs, New Perspectives from the Humanities and Arts @ Surrey Uni.
- Mitova, V. (Written response) 23 Feb 2023: Cluster-Initiative “Ethics for Sciences”: Advisory Board Workshop @ Uni Göttingen.
- Maponya, D. (Interview) 26 Feb 2023: On PowerFM Interest: Analysis on Prof Phakeng’s sudden early retirement.
- Mitova, V. (Online) 3 Mar 2023: “Decolonising Experts” for talk series on underrepresented groups in philosophy and academia run by Canada Research Chair on Epistemic Injustice and Agency @ Uni of Quebec at Montreal.
- 9 Mar 2023: (Talks) Epistemic Injustice and Epistemic Decolonisation Workshop co-organised with “Reversing the Gaze” project PIs from Uni Basel by ACEPS members: Andrew Akpan, Dimpho Maponya, Veli Mitova, and Abe Tobi @ Uni Johannesburg.
- Tobi, A. (Invited) 15 Mar 2023: “Epistemic Responsibility in Epistemically Toxic Environments” @ Uni Cape Town.
- 26-30 Mar 2023: Notions of Epistemic Justice and Injustice: exploration and application in AI & Data Justice governance – collaboration visit by Epistemology of the 4th Industrial Revolution ACEPS Project to The Global Data Justice TILT Project (live Uni Tilburg)
- 30 Mar 2023: (Talks) TILT Seminar Epistemic Injustice and Datatech: insights from the Epistemology of the 4th Industrial Revolution Project — ACEPS 4IR team of Veli Mitova, Akanimo Akpan, Caitlin Rybko and Abraham Tobi @ Uni Tilburg.
- Mitova, V. (Visiting Fellowship) 1 May 2023: A 2 month Fellowship with the 2023 ZiF Project “The epistemology of evidence-based policy: How philosophy can facilitate the science-policy interface” @ Uni Bielefeld.
- Tobi, A. (Invited) 22 Jun 2023: “The Social Epistemology of Social Media” workshop @ TU Berlin.
- Mitova, V. (Invited) 15 Sep 2023: Epistemic Blame and Epistemic Reparations Workshop Quamajuc Museum – Winnipeg, Canada ACEPS collaboration @ Uni Brandon.
- Mitova, V. (Online) Oct 2023: Online talk to a Collective Ethics seminar @ Vienna Uni.
- Mitova, V. (Visit) Dec 2023: Visit to discuss outcome of the 2023 ZiF Project “The epistemology of evidence-based policy: How philosophy can facilitate the science-policy interface” @ Uni Bielefeld.
Publications in 2023
- Mitova, V. (Forthcoming) Why Epistemic Decolonisation in Africa? Social Epistemology.
- Mitova, V. (Forthcoming) Decolonising Experts. In Farina, M., Lavazza, A. and Pritchard, D. (Eds.) Expertise: Philosophical Perspectives. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- Mitova, V. (Forthcoming) Wilful Hermeneutical Injustice to the (Qualified) Rescue of Knowledge-first. In Logins, A. and Vollet, J. (Eds.) Putting Knowledge to Work. New York: Oxford University Press.
- Mitova, V. (Forthcoming) Replies to Critics: The Collective Epistemic Reasons of Social-identity Groups. Asian Journal of Philosophy.
- Mitova, V. (Submitted) In Hänel, H. and Reibold, K. (Eds.) Decolonizing Epistemic Injustice: Inquiry.
- Mitova, V. (Submitted) Motivated Irrationality, Epistemic Innocence, White Ignorance. Meylan, A., van Loon, M., Sarzano, M. and Schmidt, S. (Eds.) Beyond Evidence in Epistemology: Philosophical Topics.
- Tobi, A. (Online) Intra-Group Epistemic Injustice. Social Epistemology.