CITIZENS AND COLLECTIVE DELIBERATION IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
AUTOR(ES)
DE BRASI, LEANDRO
FONTE
Manuscrito
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2020-09
RESUMO
ABSTRACT It is argued that, in certain particular conditions related to the intellectual character of the deliberators and their cognitive diversity, small research teams that engage in deliberation in the analysis of data and involve citizens can better promote good epistemic results than those teams which do not involve citizens. In particular, it is argued that certain communities within the social sciences that lack the relevant cognitive diversity among their professionals can take advantage of the diversity found in the citizenry to increase the epistemic quality of their research, as long as the citizens possess the relevant virtues.
