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Primate encounters: Models of science, gender, and society (2000)

Strum, Shirley C. (Editor)
Fedigan, Linda Marie (Editor)

University of Chicago Press

Publication Date: 2000
Physical Details: xvi + 635 pp., figs., tables, apps., bibl., index
Language: English

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Physical anthropology Primates Social behavior in animals Women in science Science and society Science and gender Feminist analysis

Description Contents: Shirley C. Strum; Linda M. Fedigan: Changing views of primate society. Thelma Rowell: A few peculiar primates. Alison Jolly: The bad old days of primatology? Robert W. Sussman: Piltdown Man, the father of American field primatology. Robert A. Hinde: Some reflections on primatology at Cambridge and the science studies debate. Jan Aram Van Hooff: Primate ethology and the socioecology in the Netherlands. Hiroyuki Takasaki: Traditions of the Kyoto School of Field Primatology in Japan. Pamela Asquith: Negotiating science: Internationalization and Japanese primatology. Maria Emilia Yamamoto; Anuska Irene Alencar: Some characteristics of scientific literature in Brazilian primatology. Karen B. Strier: An American primatologist abroad in Brazil. Naomi Quinn: The divergent case of cultural anthropology. Alison Wylie: Standpoint matters: In archaeology, for example. Zuleyma Tang-Martinez: Paradigms and primates: Bateman's Principle, passive females, and perspectives from other taxa. Stephen E. Glickman: Culture, disciplinary tradition, and the study of behavior. Richard W. Byrne: Changing views on imitation in primates. Charis M. Thompson Cussins: Primate suspect: Some varieties of science studies. Bruno Latour: A well-articulated primatology. Evelyn Fox Keller: Women, gender, and science: Some parallels between primatology and developmental biology. Donna Haraway: Morphing in the order: Flexible strategies, feminist science studies, and primate revisions; Gregg Mitman: Life in the field: The nature of popular culture in 1950s America. Brian E. Noble: Politics, gender, and worldly primatology: The Goodall-Fossey nexus. Shirley C. Strum: Science encounters; Linda M. Fedigan: Gender encounters. Shirley C. Strum; Linda M. Fedigan: Future encounters: The media and science, gender and science on the periphery, the science wars, the value of primate studies, the future of primates and primate studies.

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Review Jablonski, Nina (2002) Review of "Primate encounters: Models of science, gender, and society". Isis: International Review Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences (p. 168). unapi

Essay Review Wilson, Robert A. (2002) I, Primate. Biology and Philosophy (pp. 285-299). unapi

Review McHugh, Susan (2003) Review of "Primate encounters: Models of science, gender, and society". Configurations: A Journal of Literature, Science, and Technology (p. 129). unapi

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