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Why Is Knowledge of Ignorance Good?
Marina McCoy
Boston College

When aporia leads to recognition of one’s limitations, it can encourage the pursuit of knowledge. Marina McCoy emphasizes the “affective” dimension in this process.

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Why Is Knowledge of Ignorance Good?