Science wars
By: Andrew Ross, editor.
Contributors: Ross, Andrew, 1956-
Series: Social text -- 46-47
Publisher: Duke University Press; Duke Univ Pr
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Durham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333
Subjects: Science -- Social aspects; Science and state
Notes: Also published separately.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Science is "good to think with" / Sandra Harding; title: Does science put an end to history, or history to science? / Steve Fuller; title: Meeting polemics with irenics in the science wars / Emily Martin; title: My enemy's enemy is - only perhaps - my friend / Hilary Rose; title: The gloves come off: shattered alliances in science and technology studies / Langdon Winner; title: The science wars: responses to a marriage failed / Dorothy Nelkin; title: Ten propositions on science and antiscience / Richard Levins; title: What is science studies for and who cares? / George Levine; title: Unity, dyads, triads, quads, and complexity: cultural choreographies of science / Sharon Traweek; title: Making transparencies: seeing through the science wars / Sarah Franklin; title: Gender and genitals: constructs of sex and gender / Ruth Hubbard; title: Dispatches from the science wars / Joel Kovel; title: The politics of the science wars / Stanley Aronowitz; title: Sciens skirmishes and science-policy research / Les Levidow; title: A few good species / Andrew Ross; title: Transgressing the boundaries: toward a transformative hermeneutics of quantum gravity / Alan D. Sokal.