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When Silencing Hurts: A Briefing on Our Full Paper
A structured briefing on the ethics paper “Epistemic Violence and the Ethics of Punitive Non-Reception.” Names the mechanism of punitive non-reception—when disclosure triggers procedural distance, credibility deflation, and access narrowing—and argues the resulting feedback loop is the ethical object, not any single interaction.
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