
From the perspective of agnotology, this note presents an inductive coding framework for multidimensional analysis of the 'production of ignorance.' Moving beyond conventional domain-based classification, a seven-axis tagging system structures research notes and allows cross-disciplinary patterns to emerge from the data.
Japanese version available at https://isvd.or.jp/ja/labs/agnotology/hypothesis-overview (canonical English version at https://isvd.or.jp/en/labs/agnotology/hypothesis-overview).
epistemic-injustice, post-truth, strategic-ignorance, information-literacy, misinformation, brandolini-law, agnotology
epistemic-injustice, post-truth, strategic-ignorance, information-literacy, misinformation, brandolini-law, agnotology
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