Curious about the deeper epistemic dimensions of your research? Concerned with the line when epistemic injustice turns into epistemicide? Whether you're just starting to consider these aspects or already delving into them, our workshop "Exploring Epistemic Dimensions in Social Psychology and beyond" is your opportunity to dive deeper. This engaging event, co-organised by the DECA project is part of the Social Psychology Days at University of Helsinki, and it's designed to illuminate the rich epistemic layers underlying various societal problems and research areas in social psychology.
What We Offer:
This workshop offers insights and possibility to collectively explore the essence of social injustices and their consequences from the epistemological perspective that focuses on the way knowledge is acquired, which affects the scope and limit to what and how something can be known closing other ways of knowing and experiencing. The workshop is not just for those new to the concept of epistemology in social psychology and social sciences. If you're already investigating these themes in your work, we invite you to share your insights and contribute to a richer dialogue. Your experience and perspective can greatly enhance our collective exploration.