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Há 6 dias · The anthropologist Paul Rabinow observed this turn with the advent of synthetic biology—the bioscientific branch involved in the engineering of organisms—and marked it as the enculturalization of nature (1992, 1998, 2010). 6 Of course, nature in itself is a social and historical construction, but the way in which we have related to nature, particularly in modernity, is as if it is ...
17 de jun. de 2024 · ogist Paul Rabinow and bioethicist Gaymon Bennett in a field they termed ‘human prac- tices.’ Part of their move away from ELSI was in figuring synthetic biology as a ‘post-
Há 2 dias · Patricia Ewick and Susan Silbey were particularly instrumental in drawing some coherence out of my original draft. The ideas presented here have been developed through conversations with many friends and teachers including: Marianne Constable, Francois Ewald, Sheldon Messinger, Robert Post, Paul Rabinow, and Kim Schepple.
Há 2 dias · (Auto)biographical investigations have demonstrated great promise to teacher education and have become central to disputes over teaching. The objective here was to investigate the subjectivation processes in autobiographical research by science teachers.
20 de jun. de 2024 · The other thing that annoyed me was his somewhat sentimental rhetoric about unknowability. That had fatal consequences. There were Geertzists — the worst of them all being Paul Rabinow — who said, “How can we know Moroccans if we can’t even know our neighbor at home or our neighbor in the next office at our university”?
Há 4 dias · "Paul Rabinow paints a . . . picture of the process of discovery in Making PCR: A Story of Biotechnology and] teases out every possible detail. . . . Makes for an intriguing read that raises many questions about our understanding of the twisting process of discovery itself."-David Bradley, New Scientist "Rabinow's book belongs to a burgeoning genre: ethnographic studies of what scientists ...
26 de jun. de 2024 · Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda Followed The Science. On (some of) the philosophy of science's concrete political implications.
