Invisible Labour in Modern Science
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Invisible Labour in Modern Science
Bangham, Jenny; Aronova, Elena; Burton, Elise; Chacko, Xan; Blacker, Sarah; Chapman, Susannah; Bangham, Jenny; Bruchac, Margaret; Chacko, Xan; Kaplan, Judith
Rowman & Littlefield
09/2022
354
Dura
Inglês
9781538159958
15 a 20 dias
649
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Series Editor's Note
Acknowledgements
Introduction
I. PEOPLE
Commentary: Sabine Clarke: People and the processes of erasure
1. Julia Rodriguez: Under the Mexican sun: Zelia Nuttall and eclipses in Americanist anthropology
2. Lan A. Li: Escaping immortality: science, civilization, and Lu Gwei-djen
3. Maria Fernanda Olarte-Sierra: Producing and delivering truth: The (in)visibility of forensic scientists in Colombia
4. Margaret Bruchac: Of animacy and afterlives: Material memories in Indigenous collections
5. Alexandra Noi: The ex-prisoners of Gulag in the Siberian Expeditions
6. Laura Stark: The bureaucratic ethic and the spirit of bio-capitalism
7. Elise Burton: 'They Say They Are Kurds': informants and identity work at the Iranian Pasteur Institute
II. POWER
Commentary: Gabriela Soto Laveaga: (Em)powering narratives of technology
8. Mihai Surdu: Categorizing Roma in censuses, surveys and expert estimates
9. Ana Carolina Vimieiro Gomes: Situated knowledge and the genetics of the Brazilian Northeastern population, 1960-1980
10. Sarah Blacker: The invisible labour of translating Indigenous Traditional Knowledge in Canada
11. Omnia El Shakry: Invisible bodies: psychoanalysis, subjugated knowledges, and intimate ethics in postwar Egypt
12. Susannah Chapman: The (in)visible labour of varietal innovation
13. Stuart McCook: Coffee breeders, farmers, and the labours of agricultural modernization
III. PROCESS
Commentary: Susan Lindee: Invisible, secret, and social,
14. Elena Aronova: Citizen seismology, Stalinist science, and Vladimir Mannar's Cold Wars
15. Jenny Bangham: Blood, paper and invisibility in mid-century transfusion science
16. Xan Chacko: Invisible vitality: the hidden labours of seed banking
17. Judith Kaplan: Oneida inscriptions,
18. Whitney Laemmli: Making movement matter,
19. Caitlin Wylie: Invisibility as a mechanism of social ordering: How scientists and technicians divide power
IV. PRACTICE
Commentary: Judith Kaplan: Teaching practices with invisible labour
20. Joanna Radin: Collecting human subjects: ethics and the archive
21. Lara Keuck: Locating sources, situating psychiatry, complicating categories: a journey through three German archives
22. Boris Jardine: Turing, or: an exhibition should not mean but be
23. Alexandra Widmer: Reproductive labour and indigenous hospitalities in post/colonial fieldwork
24. Rosanna Dent: Invisible infrastructures: A'uw?-Xavante strategies to enrol and manage warazu researchers
25. Michaela Spencer: Cultivating a northern Australian public for Yol?u Cosmologies: 'Keeping visible' Yol?u research practices and their effects
Index
About the Editors and Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
I. PEOPLE
Commentary: Sabine Clarke: People and the processes of erasure
1. Julia Rodriguez: Under the Mexican sun: Zelia Nuttall and eclipses in Americanist anthropology
2. Lan A. Li: Escaping immortality: science, civilization, and Lu Gwei-djen
3. Maria Fernanda Olarte-Sierra: Producing and delivering truth: The (in)visibility of forensic scientists in Colombia
4. Margaret Bruchac: Of animacy and afterlives: Material memories in Indigenous collections
5. Alexandra Noi: The ex-prisoners of Gulag in the Siberian Expeditions
6. Laura Stark: The bureaucratic ethic and the spirit of bio-capitalism
7. Elise Burton: 'They Say They Are Kurds': informants and identity work at the Iranian Pasteur Institute
II. POWER
Commentary: Gabriela Soto Laveaga: (Em)powering narratives of technology
8. Mihai Surdu: Categorizing Roma in censuses, surveys and expert estimates
9. Ana Carolina Vimieiro Gomes: Situated knowledge and the genetics of the Brazilian Northeastern population, 1960-1980
10. Sarah Blacker: The invisible labour of translating Indigenous Traditional Knowledge in Canada
11. Omnia El Shakry: Invisible bodies: psychoanalysis, subjugated knowledges, and intimate ethics in postwar Egypt
12. Susannah Chapman: The (in)visible labour of varietal innovation
13. Stuart McCook: Coffee breeders, farmers, and the labours of agricultural modernization
III. PROCESS
Commentary: Susan Lindee: Invisible, secret, and social,
14. Elena Aronova: Citizen seismology, Stalinist science, and Vladimir Mannar's Cold Wars
15. Jenny Bangham: Blood, paper and invisibility in mid-century transfusion science
16. Xan Chacko: Invisible vitality: the hidden labours of seed banking
17. Judith Kaplan: Oneida inscriptions,
18. Whitney Laemmli: Making movement matter,
19. Caitlin Wylie: Invisibility as a mechanism of social ordering: How scientists and technicians divide power
IV. PRACTICE
Commentary: Judith Kaplan: Teaching practices with invisible labour
20. Joanna Radin: Collecting human subjects: ethics and the archive
21. Lara Keuck: Locating sources, situating psychiatry, complicating categories: a journey through three German archives
22. Boris Jardine: Turing, or: an exhibition should not mean but be
23. Alexandra Widmer: Reproductive labour and indigenous hospitalities in post/colonial fieldwork
24. Rosanna Dent: Invisible infrastructures: A'uw?-Xavante strategies to enrol and manage warazu researchers
25. Michaela Spencer: Cultivating a northern Australian public for Yol?u Cosmologies: 'Keeping visible' Yol?u research practices and their effects
Index
About the Editors and Contributors
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Archives;discrimination;feminism;Feminist Science Studies;Gender;History of Data;History of Knowledge;History of Medicine;Human Subjects;Indigeneity;Indigenous Studies;International Relations;Library Science;Politics;Race;racism;Science;sexism;social class;Standpoint;women in science;womens studies
Series Editor's Note
Acknowledgements
Introduction
I. PEOPLE
Commentary: Sabine Clarke: People and the processes of erasure
1. Julia Rodriguez: Under the Mexican sun: Zelia Nuttall and eclipses in Americanist anthropology
2. Lan A. Li: Escaping immortality: science, civilization, and Lu Gwei-djen
3. Maria Fernanda Olarte-Sierra: Producing and delivering truth: The (in)visibility of forensic scientists in Colombia
4. Margaret Bruchac: Of animacy and afterlives: Material memories in Indigenous collections
5. Alexandra Noi: The ex-prisoners of Gulag in the Siberian Expeditions
6. Laura Stark: The bureaucratic ethic and the spirit of bio-capitalism
7. Elise Burton: 'They Say They Are Kurds': informants and identity work at the Iranian Pasteur Institute
II. POWER
Commentary: Gabriela Soto Laveaga: (Em)powering narratives of technology
8. Mihai Surdu: Categorizing Roma in censuses, surveys and expert estimates
9. Ana Carolina Vimieiro Gomes: Situated knowledge and the genetics of the Brazilian Northeastern population, 1960-1980
10. Sarah Blacker: The invisible labour of translating Indigenous Traditional Knowledge in Canada
11. Omnia El Shakry: Invisible bodies: psychoanalysis, subjugated knowledges, and intimate ethics in postwar Egypt
12. Susannah Chapman: The (in)visible labour of varietal innovation
13. Stuart McCook: Coffee breeders, farmers, and the labours of agricultural modernization
III. PROCESS
Commentary: Susan Lindee: Invisible, secret, and social,
14. Elena Aronova: Citizen seismology, Stalinist science, and Vladimir Mannar's Cold Wars
15. Jenny Bangham: Blood, paper and invisibility in mid-century transfusion science
16. Xan Chacko: Invisible vitality: the hidden labours of seed banking
17. Judith Kaplan: Oneida inscriptions,
18. Whitney Laemmli: Making movement matter,
19. Caitlin Wylie: Invisibility as a mechanism of social ordering: How scientists and technicians divide power
IV. PRACTICE
Commentary: Judith Kaplan: Teaching practices with invisible labour
20. Joanna Radin: Collecting human subjects: ethics and the archive
21. Lara Keuck: Locating sources, situating psychiatry, complicating categories: a journey through three German archives
22. Boris Jardine: Turing, or: an exhibition should not mean but be
23. Alexandra Widmer: Reproductive labour and indigenous hospitalities in post/colonial fieldwork
24. Rosanna Dent: Invisible infrastructures: A'uw?-Xavante strategies to enrol and manage warazu researchers
25. Michaela Spencer: Cultivating a northern Australian public for Yol?u Cosmologies: 'Keeping visible' Yol?u research practices and their effects
Index
About the Editors and Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
I. PEOPLE
Commentary: Sabine Clarke: People and the processes of erasure
1. Julia Rodriguez: Under the Mexican sun: Zelia Nuttall and eclipses in Americanist anthropology
2. Lan A. Li: Escaping immortality: science, civilization, and Lu Gwei-djen
3. Maria Fernanda Olarte-Sierra: Producing and delivering truth: The (in)visibility of forensic scientists in Colombia
4. Margaret Bruchac: Of animacy and afterlives: Material memories in Indigenous collections
5. Alexandra Noi: The ex-prisoners of Gulag in the Siberian Expeditions
6. Laura Stark: The bureaucratic ethic and the spirit of bio-capitalism
7. Elise Burton: 'They Say They Are Kurds': informants and identity work at the Iranian Pasteur Institute
II. POWER
Commentary: Gabriela Soto Laveaga: (Em)powering narratives of technology
8. Mihai Surdu: Categorizing Roma in censuses, surveys and expert estimates
9. Ana Carolina Vimieiro Gomes: Situated knowledge and the genetics of the Brazilian Northeastern population, 1960-1980
10. Sarah Blacker: The invisible labour of translating Indigenous Traditional Knowledge in Canada
11. Omnia El Shakry: Invisible bodies: psychoanalysis, subjugated knowledges, and intimate ethics in postwar Egypt
12. Susannah Chapman: The (in)visible labour of varietal innovation
13. Stuart McCook: Coffee breeders, farmers, and the labours of agricultural modernization
III. PROCESS
Commentary: Susan Lindee: Invisible, secret, and social,
14. Elena Aronova: Citizen seismology, Stalinist science, and Vladimir Mannar's Cold Wars
15. Jenny Bangham: Blood, paper and invisibility in mid-century transfusion science
16. Xan Chacko: Invisible vitality: the hidden labours of seed banking
17. Judith Kaplan: Oneida inscriptions,
18. Whitney Laemmli: Making movement matter,
19. Caitlin Wylie: Invisibility as a mechanism of social ordering: How scientists and technicians divide power
IV. PRACTICE
Commentary: Judith Kaplan: Teaching practices with invisible labour
20. Joanna Radin: Collecting human subjects: ethics and the archive
21. Lara Keuck: Locating sources, situating psychiatry, complicating categories: a journey through three German archives
22. Boris Jardine: Turing, or: an exhibition should not mean but be
23. Alexandra Widmer: Reproductive labour and indigenous hospitalities in post/colonial fieldwork
24. Rosanna Dent: Invisible infrastructures: A'uw?-Xavante strategies to enrol and manage warazu researchers
25. Michaela Spencer: Cultivating a northern Australian public for Yol?u Cosmologies: 'Keeping visible' Yol?u research practices and their effects
Index
About the Editors and Contributors
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