Titlebook: Handbook of the Historiography of Biology; Michael Dietrich,Mark Borrello,Oren Harman Living reference work 20200th edition historiograph

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The Historiography of Genetics,re socially contextualized histories, including more geographically diverse histories and histories that center around gender and race, and then to histories that focus on scientific practice and material culture. As new historiographic foci have emerged, older approaches have not been replaced. The

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The Historiography of Molecular Biology,in the 1990s. I emphasize the need to find connections between the “classical period” and more contemporary genomic and post-genomic histories. I argue that synthestic and longue durree histories are essential for capturing the trends embodied in molecular biology research.

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Biomedicine and Its Historiography: A Systematic Review,of the activity of historians aligns with the distribution of activities of scientists across fields of biomedical research as defined by expenditures by the cognate institutes of the United States NIH. I also ask how well the distribution of resources to the various research fields of biomedicine i

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The Matter of Practice in the Historiography of the Experimental Life Sciences,ethodological implications of a focus on material practice are discussed. A map of the overlapping territories of experimental systems, epistemic things, biomedical platforms, visualization practices, and experimental bodies is traced out together with the source materials that are central to these

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Organisms in Experimental Research,entifies four overarching trends concerning historical scholarship on the use of non-human organisms for experimental purposes, paying attention both to its style and epistemic goals, and to the species and research locations that have been studied and documented. The first trend (1970s–1980s) focus

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Scientific Biography, deference to Twain, I examine how scientific biographies – of both men and women – have been written historically, ever since the Greeks, and how they have evolved over time, in and out of step with the history of science. Notions of truth, objectivity, and the role of science in society are reflec

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Women in the Historiography of Biology, in science in greater numbers. The historian’s gaze has accordingly been transfixed on the accomplishments of men and a few extraordinarily talented women. This began to change in the 1970s when a new wave of women scholars and feminists turned to recovering the accomplishments of individuals, expl

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