The Epistemic Injustice of the Cognitive Behavioral Model of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, 2023, Maciuch

I am not sure whether the full paper is available publicly at the moment but perhaps this might be of interest to somebody

https://www.wellesley.edu/lts
Independent Study Award
Jessica Maciuch ’22 has won an Independent Study Award for her PHIL 350 paper, “The Epistemic Injustice of the Cognitive Behavioral Model of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.” Supporting Faculty: Alison McIntyre

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Jessica Maciuch PHIL 350 (Spring 2022) Research Strategy for “The Epistemic Injustice of the Cognitive Behavioral Model of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome”
https://repository.wellesley.edu/islandora/object/ir:1927/datastream/PDF/view

 

The summary looks good - the author has ME herself and is aware of, and critical of, PACE and the BPS belief systems as regards ME, and she cites the Epistemic Injustice paper by Keith Geraghty et al and the Carolyn Wilshire et al re-evaluation of PACE. It would be interesting to see what the full paper is like.