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As part of my research, I’ve only just started reading “Reflections on Gender and Science” and my heart is beating faster. In 9 essays Evelyn Fox Keller examines how the making of men and women has affected the making of science. Her point of view has nothing to do with scientific relativism, but with an ... Read morehttps://ibecbarcelona.eu/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Post_8_2-1-1024x819.jpg