WIESER, Bernhard <br/><br/>
How genes matter  genetic medicine as subjectivisation practices /  [online] : 
Bernhard Wieser 
 - Bielefeld :  transcript-Verlag,  2017 
 - 1 resursă online  (360 p.) 
 - Körperkulturen .
 - Körperkulturen .
<br/><br/> Index 
<br/><br/>Include referințe bibliografice. 
<br/><br/> 1. Introduction  2. Subjectivisation as theoretical framework  3. Methodology PART 1: KNOWING ABOUT GENES  4. Genes in the womb  5. Coming into being PART 2: MAKING BIOSCIENTISTS ACCOUNTABLE  6. New conditions for the sciences of life  7. ELSA as a heritage of public controversies  8. Public accountability of newborn screening  9. Ethical boundary work  10. Subjectivisation of bioscientists PART 3: BEING A PART OF IT  11. Science, politics, and the public  12. Constituting oneself as a researcher  13. Negotiating who ELSA researchers are CONCLUSIONS  14. Methodological challenges  15. Why science policy context matters 
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