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Groups engage in epistemic activity all the time, from the collective inquiry of scientific researchers to the deliberations of juries. Yet there is still relatively little philosophical work on collective epistemology. Eleven new essays explore this practice and its relation to epistemology, political philosophy, ethics, and philosophy of science
Mutuality and assertion / Sanford C. Goldberg -- Fault and no-fault responsibility for implicit prejudice: a space for epistemic 'agent-regret' / Miranda Fricker -- On knowing what we're doing together: groundless group self-knowledge and plural self-blindness / Hans Bernhard Schmid -- The social epistemology of morality: learning from the forgotten history of the abolition of slavery / Elizabeth Anderson -- Group emotion and group understanding / Michael S. Brady -- Changing our mind / Glen Pettigrove -- The epistemic circumstances of democracy / Fabienne Peter -- The transfer of duties: from individuals to states and back again / Stephanie Collins and Holly Lawford-Smith -- Four types of moral wriggle room: uncovering mechanisms of racial discrimination / Kai Spiekermann -- Collective belief, Kuhn, and the string theory community / James Owen Weatherall and Margaret Gilbert -- Collaborative research, scientific communities, and the social diffusion of trustworthiness / Torsten Wilholt