Fables are useful tools in philosophy; they can be seen as arguments from analogy. And, I’d add, they’re richer than most toy examples / thought experiments…

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What can existing medical evidence can tell us about epistemic injustice? On today's post, Mara Floris explores this question. imperfectcognitions.... #newresearch #philsky #philpsy

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In "Misinterpretive Frames and Epistemic Contamination," Emilia L. Wilson explores the ways in which our shared interpretive frames can produce misunderstanding in ways that sustain injustice. Read more at doi.org/10.26556/jes.... #philsky #moralphil #PolTheory #legalphil

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How can we validate young people’s mental health experiences meaningfully? Validation can make or break trust in a clinical setting, but it's surprisingly easy to get wrong. In today's blog @rachelred94.bsky.social shares some advice on what to do (and what not to!) 👉 mcpin.org/how-to-valid...

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Today's World Mental Health Day explores “Lived experiences heard” Hear from John, McPin senior service user researcher who gives a talk about the Social Health Hub How social health factors can impact severe mental illness – a lived experience perspective https://youtu.be/bLU9A23YZhs Syeda

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