epistemic entitlement, it's for real! I have colleagues who have tried to explain things about inheritance and investment law to me, like people I work with every day. I usually just respond by saying, "that's something I cover in class."
“strips it of its origin, and re-presents it as a general observation. The work remains, but the original author disappears. Credit attaches to whoever speaks most confidently. “ I appreciated this internal view of appropriation. Quite concise.
This is a great exercise. I’m going to make my list.
You’ve become someone I think of when I need to respond. Because I’m lucky enough to know you as my lawyer, as a friend, & as a fellow mom to a ND kid I have tons of context.
epistemic entitlement, it's for real! I have colleagues who have tried to explain things about inheritance and investment law to me, like people I work with every day. I usually just respond by saying, "that's something I cover in class."
That’s such a great reply! Authoritative.
I stop myself from saying things like, yeah the students also have problems with that.
“strips it of its origin, and re-presents it as a general observation. The work remains, but the original author disappears. Credit attaches to whoever speaks most confidently. “ I appreciated this internal view of appropriation. Quite concise.
This is a great exercise. I’m going to make my list.
You’ve become someone I think of when I need to respond. Because I’m lucky enough to know you as my lawyer, as a friend, & as a fellow mom to a ND kid I have tons of context.