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epistemic regime
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epistemic regime (複数形 epistemic regimes)
- Any pattern or system (including any ideology, philosophy, religion, science, または tradition, as well as coexistent combinations thereof) by which people know or believe (または believe that they know) the things that they know or believe (including any ontologic または cosmologic facts, theories, hypotheses, catechistic items of faith, または other items of faith).
- 2014, Aradau, Claudia, “The promise of security: resilience, surprise and epistemic politics”, in Resilience, volume 2, number 2, DOI: , pages 73–87:
- Over the past decade, resilience has become a quasi-universal answer to problems of security and governance, from climate change to children’s education, from indigenous history to disaster response, and from development to terrorism. This article places the proliferation of resilience in relation to the earlier proliferation of security discourse and practice. Why resilience today? It answers this question by unpacking the epistemic regimes that underpin the move to resilience. Rather than tracing the differences between protection, prevention, pre-emption and resilience, the article argues that the political transformation that resilience entails becomes explicit in relation to the promise of security.
- 2020, Brooks, David, “Opinion: The rotting of the Republican mind: When one party becomes detached from reality”, in New York Times[1]:
- My analysis begins with a remarkable essay that Jonathan Rauch wrote for National Affairs in 2018 called "The Constitution of Knowledge." Rauch pointed out that every society has an epistemic regime, a marketplace of ideas where people collectively hammer out what's real. In democratic, nontheocratic societies, this regime is a decentralized ecosystem of academics, clergy members, teachers, journalists and others who disagree about a lot but agree on a shared system of rules for weighing evidence and building knowledge.
- 2021, Maddox, Maeve, “Epistemology vs Agnotology”, in Daily Writing Tips website[2]:
- I think that what journalists mean by epistemology is "what people generally believe to be true at a particular period in history." This kind of epistemology changes because the world changes and because people's perceptions of the world change. In Galileo's day, most people "knew" that the sun revolved around the earth. People who believed otherwise were considered nutcases. People who agreed with Galileo but wanted to get ahead politically and economically would likely pretend to go along with the contemporary epistemic regime. One type of epistemology is natural and the other is learned.
- The terms epistemology and epistemic regime aren't as complex or abstruse as people might imagine; both address the overlapping questions of "how people know what they know" and "why people believe what they believe." Epistemology is both the study of those questions and the answers found by such study (both senses are common), and epistemic regimes are the contexts that shape those answers.
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