Titlebook: Handbook of the Historiography of Biology; Michael R. Dietrich,Mark E. Borrello,Oren Harman Reference work 2021 Springer Nature Switzerlan

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The Historiography of Biotechnology,bust field of scholarly activity and promises to be an important part of the history of science, technology, and medicine in the future. In this chapter, I provide a structure for understanding the progression of these histories from the beginnings of the scholarly engagement in the early 1980s through the present.

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Organisms in Experimental Research,e third (late 1990s–2000s) on the organisms in relation to their experimental and institutional context, and the fourth (ongoing) on the diversification of methods and types of research under examination, including multispecies work and the study of practices in a wider range of biological subfields and across geographic locations.

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Women in the Historiography of Biology, influence not only women’s ability to do science, but also broader social, economic, and political rights of women. The result is a rich body of literature on women’s contributions to, and a feminist critique of, biology.

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The Historiography of Race and Physical Anthropology,he complex interplay between cultural and biological theory offer a different assessment of the persistent contradictions and complexity of the American racial landscape and its scientific representations.

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The Historiography of Modern Evolutionary Biology,h as selection, speciation, or human evolution indicates the history of ideas is alive and well when it comes to evolutionary biology. Histories of evolution have not ignored wider social and cultural contexts either, as accounts of debates over sexual selection, group selection, and altruism, creationism, and sociobiology make clear.

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2523-7748 ctives on the state of the field.Explores narratives in cont.This handbook. .offers original, critical perspectives on different approaches to the history of biology. This collection is intended to start a new conversation among historians of biology regarding their work, its history, and its future

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