Titlebook: Cold War Social Science; Knowledge Production Mark Solovey,Hamilton Cravens Book 2012 Mark Solovey and Hamilton Cravens 2012 Cold War.democ

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An Anthropologist on TV: Ashley Montagu and the Biological Basis of Human Nature, 1945–1960—television—that projected these images, and they were about the social scientists who became public figures by constructing and popularizing these new conceptions. In this chapter I use the multifaceted career of the anthropologist Ashley Montagu to examine this interplay of scientific ideas, popular media, and Cold War context.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0068340cords were used to tie the animals down and, later, to hang the carcass. In all three instances, the viscera were carefully treated: the bladder and gall bladder were thrown away, while the stomach and intestines were cleaned and saved for food.

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Pedro F. Oliveira,Marco G. Alves0s. By that time, world events (economic stagnation and the political decay of postcolonial new states, or anticolonial revolutionary campaigns of the “third world” and the brutality of counterinsurgency war) had combined with the rise of new oppositional social theories on the Left to cast “modernization” in doubt.

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Epistemic Design: Theory and Data in Harvard’s Department of Social Relationscords were used to tie the animals down and, later, to hang the carcass. In all three instances, the viscera were carefully treated: the bladder and gall bladder were thrown away, while the stomach and intestines were cleaned and saved for food.

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