Demonstration Faith & ReasonArticle
Evidence, Testimony, and Collective Memory
What testimony can establish, why independent convergence matters, and how public practices may preserve—or reshape—memory across generations.
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Can testimony count as knowledge?
Yes, when transmission, independence, proximity, incentives, and alternative explanations have been examined rather than assumed.
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