TY  - BOOK
AU  - David, Matthew
AU  - David,Matthew
TI  - Science in Society
SN  - 9780333993477
U1  - N54 
PY  - 2005///
CY  - New York
PB  - Palgrave
N1  - includes index and biblioraphy; EMERGENCE AND INNOVATION
 An Introduction to Issues and Forebears
The Emergence of a Sociology of Science
Early Sociological Approaches
Three World Wars
Thomas Kuhn`s New Historical Approach to Science
The New, Radical and Divergent Sociologies of Science
The Perspective of This Book: Reflexive Epistemological Diversity	21
The Sociology of Science and Scientific Knowledge Today	21
The Move Towards a Study of Scientific Knowledge Itself	22
Dominant Perspectives within the Contemporary Sociology of Science	23
Internal and External Approaches	26
The Question of Attribution Beyond Appearance: Causes	27
Differences of Focus or Fundamentals: Reductionism, Epistemological
Diversity or Epistemological Chicken?	28
Non-paradigm Science or New Reflexive Paradigm?	31
The Value of Diversity	33
Reflexivity, Scepticism and Relativism: Risk, Trust and the Science Wars	33
Risk and Technoscience: The Fusion of Society, Science and Technology Today
The Colonization of Technology by Its Own Sub-field, Science
Science Is `In` Society
Science in Contemporary `Risk` Society?
Science in Society                                                                  THEORETICAL APPROACHES                                Science and Institutional Interests: The Strong Programme and Beyond                                          Introduction  
Foundations
An Illustrative Case
The Experimenter`s Regress: The Achilles` Heel of Science
Basic Principles
Is the Truth Out There? The Difference Between Oncological
and Epistemological Relativism If Social Influences Are Not Intrinsically Distortions, When Is
Critique Appropriate? Conclusions: Science in Society?
  Science and Language/Interaction: Ethnography and Discourse
Introduction
Critical Foundations
Talk and Text
Ethnography: Laboratory Life
Inside Out: Externalizing Devices
Ethnomethodological Imports - Variations on Indexicality and Reflexivity
Problems with Ethnography
ANT - Actor Network Theory?
Conclusions
Science and Capitalism: Critical Theory and Critical Realism
Introduction: Marx, Marxism and Science
Confronting the Ambiguous Legacy of Marxism
Reification
Dialectic of Enlightenment
The Later Frankfurt Scholars: Marcuse and Habermas
Marxism, Science and Anti-Science
Conclusions: Marxism - Critical and Realist Theory of Science
Science and Patriarchy: Women as Subjects/ Objects of Science
Introduction
Equity
Hidden Lives
Science, Representation and the Control of Women`s Lives
New Feminist Epistemologies
Conclusions
ART THREE    CASE-STUDIES
Second Nature: Genetic Modification and Commodification
of the Non-Human	133
General Introduction to Sociology and the New Genetics	133
Genetic Modification of the Non-Human	134
Feminist Approaches	134
Marxist Approaches	136
Discursive Accounts	138
Social Interests	139
Combining Social Interests with Discourse Analysis	139
Combining Marxist and Discursive Perspectives	142
Human Nature? Human Behaviour and Genetic Determinism	144
Social Interests	145
Ethnographic and Discursive Approaches	145
Feminist Approaches and Its Links to Other Approaches	147
Marxist Research	150
 Medical Genetics and Human Health	156
Social Interests	157
Discourse Analysis	158
Combining Feminist and Ethnographic Approaches	161
Combining a Feminist Standpoint and Discourse-Analytic Research	162
The Fusion of Marxist and Feminist Approaches	164
Marxist Approaches	165
`ART FOUR    CONCLUSIONS
Reflexive Epistemological Diversi
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