Check the twenty eight issue of “Humana.Mente Journal of Philosophical Studies”, Experts and Expertise. Interdisciplinary Issues. With the contribution of a TiLPh member: Federico José Arena, Democracy, expertise, and academic freedom: a First Amendment jurisprudence for the modern state by Robert C. Post.
Humana.Mente Journal of Philosophical Studies
Experts and Expertise. Interdisciplinary Issues
edited by Elisabetta Lalumera, Giovanni Tuzet
is now available online
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
Experts and Expertise. Interdisciplinary Issues
by Elisabetta Lalumera, Giovanni Tuzet
PAPERS
Carlo Martini
The Paradox Of Proof And Scientific Expertise
Christian Dahlman, Lena Wahlberg, Farhan Sarwar
Robust Trust in Expert Testimony
Susan Haack
The Expert Witness: Lessons from the U.S. Experience
Ronald J. Allen
A Note To My Philosophical Friends About Expertise And Legal Systems
Elisabetta Lalumera
Overcoming Expert Disagreement In A Delphi Process. An Exercise In Reverse Epistemology
Matt Stichter
Philosophical and Psychological Accounts of Expertise and Experts
Ben Trubody
A Paradigm for Your Thoughts: A Kuhnian Analysis of Expertise
Gloria Origgi
What Is An Expert That A Person May Trust Her? Towards A Political Epistemology Of Expertise
Suzanne Uniacke
Responsibility, Expertise and Trust: Institutional Ethics Committees and Science
Itay Snir
Experts Of Common Sense: Philosophers, Laypeople And Democratic Politics
Jean-Marie Chevalier
The Day After The Day Of The Experts. Lessons From J.M. Cattell, B.I. Gilman And C.S. Peirce
Francesca Ervas
(Becoming) Experts In Meaning Ambiguities
BOOK REVIEWS
Federico José Arena
Democracy, expertise, and academic freedom: a First Amendment jurisprudence for the modern state
by Robert C. Post
Fabrizio Esposito
Nudge and the Law
by Alberto Alemanno,Anne-Lise Sibony (Eds.)
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