1. Moral Awakenings.- I. Rethinking Reason: An Overview.- II. The Practice of Skepticism.- III. Objectivism and Relativism.

- IV. Overview.- 2. The Power of Ignorance.- I. Enlightenment Origins of Ignorance.- II. Ignorance and Power.

- III. "Proper" Epistemology and Epistemic Power.- IV. Epistemic Agency and Knowledge-Sharing.- V. Shifting Epistemic Perspectives.- 3. Towards a Genuine Understanding.

- I. Grasping Understanding.- II. Understanding Within a Network of Possibilities.- III. Confirmation Bias and Understanding.- IV. The Responsibility to Understand.

- V. Understanding as Second Nature.- 4. Reasonable Grounds.- I. Why Not Reason?.- II. Being Reasonable- and Being Impartial.

- III. Rawlsian Reasonableness.- IV. Reasonableness and Cross Cultural Language-Games.- V. The Practice of Reasonableness.- 5. Postscript: Can we have a Liberatory Epistemology?.

- I. Finding Epistemic Footing.- II. Communal Graspings at What is Real.- III. Reasonableness Revisited.- IV. Liberatory Epistemology and Social Justice.