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... spheres of ignorance production of ignorance decentralized and decentered knowledge robust knowledge ...

... and decentralized knowledge production can lead to prominent spheres of ignorance. It suggests that creating space for decentered and decentralized knowledge production can make more robust knowledge possible than would otherwise be the case. spheres of ignorance production of ignorance decentralized...

... the argument that the failure to seriously engage decentered and decentralized knowledge production can lead to prominent spheres of ignorance. It suggests that creating space for decentered and decentralized knowledge production can make more robust knowledge possible than would otherwise be the case...

... Clustering at epistemic fault lines where conceptual ruptures are expected, those at the edge form webs of relations for circulating their ideas and making them more robust and resilient. Embracing our mixtures and borderlands provides an excellent standpoint for investigating and challenging...

... state. In the post-World War II United States, both allegations of conspiracy and dismissals of “conspiracy theory” have become part of a robust discourse on human agency, sovereign power, and the health of the public sphere. Conspiracy discourse is a symptom of the conditions of knowledge in a security...

... and dismissals of “conspiracy theory” have become part of a robust discourse on human agency, sovereign power, and the health of the public sphere. Conspiracy discourse is a symptom of the conditions of knowledge in a security society in which secrets are the objects of insistent speculation, public...