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Love, power, and knowledge

towards a feminist transformation of the sciences

by Hilary Rose

1994 326 pages eng

An examination of the nature of science from a feminist point of view. The author returns to her work on the feminist reconstruction of rationality, drawing on UK, US and Scandinavian research, and goes on to examine the Human Genome Programme. She also explores feminist science-fiction.

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