Science, Technology, and Social Research after Eurocentrism

Lecture, four hours. Philosophy of natural sciences for social scientists that examines challenges to conventional research assumptions raised by multicultural and postcolonial science and technology studies that have emerged since World War II. Focus on sciences and technologies in third-world development projects, comparative ethnoscience movements, and new theories of knowledge and how to do maximally objective research emerging from these literatures. Letter grading.

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Sandra Harding
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13W 12W 11W 09F 08F 07F 05F 03F 01F 00W

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