Papers

Blood libels are narratives about Jews and Christians, featuring an accusation that a child or a woman had been kidnapped and assaulted due to religious or economic goals. In his paper, Akos reports and analyses how groups that differ culturally nevertheless use blood libel-like narratives. They do so, Akos argues, in coalitional warfare between groups.

The paper can be found here:

https://doi.org/10.1163/15685373-12340186

Are epistemic actions subject to moral evaluation? At first sight, no: their intended consequences are on beliefs, not on the welfare of others. But in fact, yes: People do express moral disapproval by saying things like: “you should have checked!”.

Katarina, Francesca and Christophe published 'The importance of epistemic action in ascription of responsibility' 

https://rdcu.be/dvPcb