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    Epistemic Dispositions and the Demarcation of Dissent: Rethinking Denialism
    Teorema: International Journal of Philosophy 45 (1). 2026.
    Although dissent is widely recognized as a driver of scientific progress, existing works that attempt to distinguish epistemically valuable disagreement from denialism rely on typological frameworks (e.g., ‘legitimate’ vs. ‘illegitimate’) that are systematically unstable. Such frameworks misclassify historically transformative dissent as pathological, while failing to capture strategically engineered dissent. This paper proposes an alternative virtue-theoretic account that grounds the demarcatio…Read more
  • Di Cesare, Donatella (2023). Si Auschwitz no es nada: Contra el negacionismo (review)
    Enrahonar An International Journal of Theoretical and Practical Reason 76 175-178. 2026.
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    Kaiser, Susanne. 2022. Odio a las mujeres. Ínceles, malfollaos y machistas modernos. Pamplona. Katakrak. 2022. 296 páginas. ISBN: 978-84- 16946-71-6 (review)
    Clepsydra. Revista de Estudios de Género y Teoría Feminista 30 (Marzo): 165-267. 2026.
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    On Gaslighting (review)
    International Feminist Journal of Politics 28 (2): 528-531. 2026.
  • Complaint! (review)
    Gender and Language 19 (3): 389-392. 2025.
  • Heridas abiertas: un examen de las dinámicas de la injusticia epistémica en el negacionismo de la violencia de género
    Femcrítica. Revista de Estudios Literarios y Crítica Feminista 3 (6): 76-93. 2025.
    Este artículo investiga el fenómeno del negacionismo de la violencia de género a través de la perspectiva de la injusticia epistémica. Basándonos en la epistemología feminista y las teorías de la injusticia epistémica, analizamos cómo los mecanismos que perpetúan la violencia de género también posibilitan su negación sistemática. El argumento comienza, en primer lugar, conceptualizando la violencia de género, enfatizando su dimensión epistémica. En segundo lugar, examinamos el negacionismo de la…Read more
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    Denialism as Detrimental Epistemic Friction: Contexts, Agents, and the Politics of Disruption
    Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai Philosophia 70 (Special Issue): 65-91. 2025.
    This article conceptualizes denialism as a systemic phenomenon rooted in both contextual and agentive dynamics, framing it as a form of detrimental epistemic friction. Departing from reductive approaches that treat denialism primarily as misinformation or individual cognitive bias, the analysis foregrounds the structural mechanisms through which denialism is produced, sustained, and normalized. By situating denialism within weaponized epistemic environments, the analysis shows how it reinforces …Read more
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    When the state becomes the enemy of science (review)
    Metascience 35 (1): 20. 2026.
    James Lawrence Powell: Faith in fallacy: a century of state-sanctioned science denial. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2024, 197 pp, £29.99 HB
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    Book Review: Science and the Public (review)
    Journal of Science Communication 24 (3): 1-3. 2025.
    Science and the Public by Angela Potochnik provides a thoughtful examination of the evolving relationship between science and society. By focusing on the ethical obligations of science, the author challenges conventional views by depicting science as a socially constructed entity with responsibilities to the public. The text explores topics such as public trust, the importance of inclusive research approaches, and the need for participatory scientific initiatives. Combining philosophical, ethica…Read more