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fpq-8482	Dular, Nicole	Mansplaining as Epistemic Injustice	2021	24	.pdf	application/pdf	10584	477	54	X-splaining: a dysfunctional subversion of epistemic roles (of hearer/receiver of knowledge and speaker/giver of knowledge in a testimonial exchange) due to the operation of a prejudicial identity stereotype.23 Having analyzed what mansplaining is as a type of epistemic injustice, we should now move to consider what the core wrong of it is that makes it so pernicious. As I’ve argued in this paper, it is a type of epistemic injustice as a dysfunctional subversion of epistemic roles of hearer and speaker due to the operation of prejudicial identity stereotypes.	cache/fpq-8482.pdf	txt/fpq-8482.txt