AB ve Ötesinde Feminist Epistemik Adalet Arayışı: Giriş

Yıl 2024, Sayı: 1, 5 - 22, 24.12.2024

Rahime Süleymanoğlu Kürüm

Öz

Bu özel sayı, AB çalışmalarında kadın deneyimlerinin ve feminist perspektiflerin eksikliğini vurgulayarak, bilgi üretim süreçlerindeki epistemik adaletsizlikleri görünür kılmayı ve feminist epistemik adaletin inşasına katkı sağlamayı amaçlamaktadır. Feminist epistemik adalet, bilgi üretim süreçlerinde toplumsal cinsiyete dayalı eşitsizlikleri ve marjinalleştirilmiş grupların bilgiye katkılarının sistematik olarak dışlanmasını eleştiren, adil ve kapsayıcı bir epistemik düzenin inşasını amaçlayan bir kavramsal yaklaşımdır. Bu anlayış, bilgi üretimini hegemonik ataerkil yapılar, Avrupa merkezci perspektifler ve erkek-egemen eğilimler tarafından belirlenen çerçevelerden kurtararak daha kapsayıcı ve dönüşümcü bir perspektif sunar.

Anahtar Kelimeler

fejust, feminist perspektif, AB çalışmaları

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