... constantly examine 'obvious' things that are taken for granted, and ask whether they might productively be seen in a different light, and, in doing so, often do add useful tools to our epistemological toolkit for how we should approach various complex topics. ... Indeed, ...
I agree, and have stated, that this likely counts as evidence against the no special problems view
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It seems to me that the only way to argue that there is no special problem in Critical Studies is to show that *all* Published Academic Research is worthless. That seems a tough bar to clear, but fortunately I have proved it is true: http://efroymson.blogspot.com/2018/10/published-academic-research-is-worthless.html …
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