The journal "Social Epistemology" is an interdisciplinary platform for knowledge exchange, bringing together experts and scholars from various fields such as philosophy, sociology, communication studies, and science and technology studies to jointly explore the complex processes of knowledge generation, evaluation, and confirmation. The journal not only focuses on empirical research of knowledge, such as its history and current state of emergence, dissemination, and acceptance, but also deeply analyzes the construction and function of knowledge in society, as well as how these processes are influenced by social structures and cultural contexts.

"Social Epistemology" encourages innovative research methods and theoretical perspectives to meet the needs of the ever-changing knowledge society. The research outcomes of the journal hold significant value for the academic community and also provide guidance for policymakers, educators, and the public, helping them to better understand and participate in knowledge production and dissemination activities.