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I'm grateful to you for your work on this article! Confession: I was "bold", as Wikipedians say, and I changed some of your edits. Sorry about that - there's always something violent about swooping in and modifying someone else's work on an article, and I regret that aspect of it. I owe you an explanation. At least as I see it, Fricker deserves to be centered in that article, since she wrote a excellent book on the topic that inspired a lot of later work. Certainly, hers was not the *first* theory of EI, but it was the first systematic, book-length theory. As far as I can tell from reading Vivian May's article, there are gestures toward the notion in A.J. Cooper, but not yet a systematic theory. For example, the distinction between testimonial and hermeneutical injustice is new in Fricker. All that said, I am fallible and could well be mistaken. I would be glad to discuss with you how that article should look, perhaps on its Talk page. And, of course, needless to say, you can always change the article back. :-) Sincerely, 2601:47:4300:5FD0:0:0:0:35AC (talk) 21:47, 9 October 2021 (UTC) (I prefer to edit anonymously)Reply
