Temporality in epistemic justice

Democracy requires some sort of exchange knowledge between holders different positions. The concept epistemic justice brings the ability to know and right be recognised as a knowledgeable person under scheme justice. It problematises social conditions that potentially compromise share thereby effectuate change possibility being knowing subject granted access equitable means producing knowledge. This paper engages with temporal aspects What role do temporalities play in people’s possibilities create way they knowledge? does time valuation circulation knowledges? How hegemonic conceptions make knowledges circulate more freely than others? Since connect specific forms knowledge, hierarchies speakabilities form an immediate correlate By extension, such feed into schemes Thus, democracy’s duty emancipate suppressed voices emancipating times from which those speak.