Extending epistemic injustice in bioethics: Why language matters, 2026, Wallat & Hille

I find that interesting. The worst thing is that we have knowledge to share and a warning to issue, beyond simply wanting to be helped and included. The fact that we are ‘absent’ from the language also gives the impression that the others are shirking their fundamental responsibilities to protect themselves and the specie. Be that as it may, it’s rather difficult to explain: they themselves are failing as "language beings" and strike me as mad. Which isn’t very reassuring.
 
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