Does Our Situation Alter Truth?

To some degree, knowledge is situated. If we are close to a forest, we see a tree, and we know the forest through our perceptions of individual trees. If we are situated farther away, we see a splotch of green, and know the forest through its overall shape.

But how far is this true? Does a poor person know the world differently than a rich person? An experienced person differently than an ignorant one? An English speaker differently than one who speaks Chinese? A disabled person differently than an able one? A woman differently than a man?

Or is knowledge by and large unsituated? Does our situation in life have little effect on the validity (the truth, usefulness, or goodness) of knowledge claims?

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