Stewart is summoned to the stage, where the seasoned TV veteran feigns ignorance of production basics — "which way do I face?" he asks in an affected Jewish grandma voice — then crawls beneath Colbert's desk. .
Absolutely, when profit and cost cutting are the primary concerns, any industry can become a breeding ground for environmental insensitivity and ignorance, and food production is particularly vulnerable to this.
On this line of reasoning, the production of ignorance needs to be understood as a substantive practice itself (Alcoff 2007).
They also reported a state of uncertainties among the Finnish NIPFs in their willingness to supply biomass, owing to their ignorance of energy wood production and market in Finland.
The systematic production of ignorance and distorted, unethical "knowledge" of the peoples of Continental Africa persists in academic philosophy, especially in the training of new professionals, in the writing of canonical histories of the discipline, and in the construction of disciplinary curricula though progressive change has begun.
In part as a response to such challenges as epistemic injustice and the ways in which the production of ignorances helps support structures of domination, feminists have developed normative remedies that include more democratic epistemic institutions and practices.
One result of the dream was his first exegetical (critical interpretive) work, an allegorical commentary on the biblical book Obadiah, which he disowned 21 years later as a youthful production of fervent ignorance.
I came to "Sleuth" in a perfect state of ignorance, having managed never to see the Broadway production, starring Anthony Quayle and Keith Baxter, or the 1972 film, with Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine.
According to Laplace, randomness is only a measure of our "ignorance of the different causes involved in the production of events".
Prominent topics of investigation include epistemic injustice, epistemologies of ignorance, and the role of democratic structures in knowledge production.
