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What We Can Learn About Ourselves By Studying Those Who Are Studying Us

IDEAS Posted: December 31, 2018 11:02 am

Even the smallest action or fragment of speech, Emily Martin believes, can be a useful clue to the mostly invisible wider cultural assumptions that shape how research is done in any specialized field. She observes and collects these fragments, hoping that, later on, she’ll be able to find connections between them and make better sense of a scientific world view that is fascinatingly foreign to her. – The New Yorker

IDEAS Published: 12.29.18

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