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This concept emphasizes that knowledge is situated in the body and experiences of the knower, countering disembodied ideals of knowledge purported by the traditional epistemology.

Collins is known for her work on Intersectionality and the Matrix of Domination, which highlights how different oppressions interlock and affect epistemic perspectives.

Donna Haraway's concept of 'Situated Knowledges' argues for the partial, limited, and situated nature of all knowledge claims, opposing the 'god trick' or the view from nowhere.

Miranda Fricker identifies 'epistemic injustice' as a wrong done to someone in their capacity as a knower, particularly focusing on testimonial and hermeneutical injustice.

This theory posits that women and other marginalized groups are uniquely positioned to understand certain aspects of reality, offering a privileged epistemic standpoint.

Sandra Harding is notable for her concept of 'Strong Objectivity', which suggests that acknowledging the role of social values in science leads to more objective knowledge.

This ethical framework prioritizes interpersonal relationships and community, contrasting with traditional ethical theories that emphasize abstract principles.

Lorraine Code advocates for an epistemology that takes into account the socially situated nature of knowers, promoting epistemic responsibility.

Feminist epistemology challenges the traditional notion of objectivity, advocating for a version that is informed by social values and situational awareness.