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  1. Recognizing Something Human: The Benefits and Dangers of Persuading Through Personal Narratives—A Response to Ulatowski and Lumsden.Merel Talbi - 2024 - Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective.
    Disagreement on political and social issues often seems intractable, but personal narratives may offer a means of bridging epistemic divides by vividly conveying lived experiences and personal motivations. My recent work emphasizes the role of narrative structure in fostering common ground, highlighting its ability to convey the contextual richness of marginalized perspectives while mitigating risks of epistemic exploitation. Ulatowski and Lumsden respond by emphasizing the "personal reality" of narratives and suggesting the importance of matching self-narratives between narrators and audiences. I (...)
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