Titlebook: Social Studies of Science and Technology: Looking Back, Ahead; Bernward Joerges,Helga Nowotny Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Do

archetype

Michael Guggenheim,Helga Nowotnyf sexual maturity—that the conquered body is most literally affiliated not only with the passive, permeable woman but also with her alternative, the immature male. This suggestion is borne out in the anonymous ., in Massinger’s ., and in Shakespeare’s .—plays that depict fighting between neophytes a

abreast

Incommensurate

Diuretic

Malaise

动脉

到婚嫁年龄

In a Constitutional Moment: Science and Social Order at the Millennium the line moving. But the entire setting — the heroic murals,. the sober display cases around the circular gallery, the inlaid floor and monumental architecture — encourages a feeling of reverence. This is no ordinary public space; it is the closest thing to a holy of holies in this brashly populist

palliative-care

Growth, Differentiation, Expansion and Change of Identity — The Future of Sciencehe absurdity of extrapolated growth but he did not have the imagination to foresee what the future of science would look like. Thus, he and other observers proceeding from the same assumptions chose the pessimistic option of predicting stagnation and regression. To be sure, Price’s calculations of t

下垂

Prolepsishilosophy and history of science which in the second half of the decade provoked a battle for truth, objectivity, and reason. This was a battle fiercely fought by those who saw the grand scientific project of the Occident endangered, against those accused of abandoning these values altogether. We co

Condescending