Rama niesprawiedliwości epistemicznej w badaniach socjologicznych nad religią

Dorota Hall

doi:10.24425/sts.2025.154896

Autor

Dorota Hall Instytut Filozofii i Socjologii PAN https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6708-6695

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24425/sts.2025.154896

Słowa kluczowe:

socjologia religii, Kościół rzymskokatolicki, niesprawiedliwość epistemiczna, strukturalna ignorancja

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Artykuł przedstawia możliwości zastosowania ramy niesprawiedliwości epistemicznej w badaniach socjologicznych nad religią. Przybliża on koncepcję niesprawiedliwości epistemicznej w wersji przedstawionej przez Fricker (2007) oraz późniejsze rozwinięcia tej koncepcji, inspirowane zwłaszcza studiami nad płcią i krytycznymi studiami nad rasą. Artykuł pokazuje również, w jaki sposób do tej pory uwzględniano kwestię niesprawiedliwości epistemicznej w refleksji akademickiej nad religią. Mówi o tym, dlaczego wykorzystanie ramy niesprawiedliwości epistemicznej jest szczególnie obiecujące dla badań socjologicznych nad religią, sugeruje tematy badawcze, które mogłyby stanowić punkt wyjścia do zarysowania „geografii epistemicznej” religii w Polsce, i wyszczególnia możliwe pytania badawcze.

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