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MEETINGS FOR 2001-02
Science
in Human Culture Reading Group
The program on Science in Human Culture sponsors an interdisciplinary
faculty reading group that meets several times a year to discuss
current or recent scholarship in the history and philosophy of science
and related fields. Current members of the group come from such
disparate fields as biology, philosophy, history, art history, anthropology,
film studies, sociology, and english literature. The goal of the
group is to foster cross-disciplinary dialogue and exchange among
Northwestern faculty who share research interests in the history
and philosophy of science. The group meets once to decide on the
books to be read for the academic year, and then once a quarter
after that in a congenial, informal setting to discuss the chosen
texts.
During the academic year 2001-2002, we will be reading the following
two books:
Winter
Quarter
Lorraine Daston and Katharine Park, Wonders and the Order of
Nature
Spring Quarter
Adele Clarke, Disciplining Reproduction: Modernity, American
Life Science and 'the Problem of Sex'
For more information on the reading group contact either
Lyle Massey at l-massey@northwestern.edu
or
Phyllis Siegel at p-siegel@northwestern.edu
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