Uncover the profound connections between social recognition and epistemic injustice. This crucial philosophical inquiry explores how distorted recognition fuels epistemic oppression and ignorance, offering fresh perspectives on social epistemology. Nicola McMillan expertly navigates critical theory to reveal how recognition theory illuminates challenges to injustice in knowledge. Essential reading for scholars, researchers, and students of philosophy, sociology, and critical theory seeking to grasp the nuances of knowledge, power, and social justice.