Investigating the reality and significance of racial categories, Remapping Race in a Global Context examines the role of race in human genomics, biomedicine, and struggles for social justice around the world.
Investigating the reality and significance of racial categories, Remapping Race in a Global Context examines the role of race in human genomics, biomedicine, and struggles for social justice around the world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ludovica Lorusso is a Research Fellow at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB). She is the author of peer-reviewed papers in philosophy of biology, philosophy of race, and philosophy of perception, where she proposed a new model of perception of faces. Her current research interests include philosophy of biomedicine, science, technology, and society (STS); and bioethics. Rasmus Grønfeldt Winther is Professor of Humanities at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He works in the philosophy of science and philosophy of biology and has interests in epistemology and political philosophy, cartography and GIS, and science in general. Recent publications include "A Beginner's Guide to the New Population Genomics of Homo sapiens: Origins, Race, and Medicine" in The Harvard Review of Philosophy; "Mapping the Deep Blue Oceans" in The Philosophy of GIS; When Maps Become the World (2020); and Our Genes: A Philosophical Perspective on Human Evolutionary Genomics (2022).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Remapping Race in a Global Context Part I: Lewontin (1972), 50 Years Later 1. Lewontin (1972) 2. Human Genetic Diversity: Lewontin's Fallacy, 20 Years Later 3. Human Genetic Diversity: Fact and Fallacy 4. Racial Classification Without Race: Edwards' Fallacy Part II: Indigeneity, the Americas, and Colonialism 5. Genomics, Bio-prospecting, Indigeneity 6. Latino STEM Teachers, DACA, and the Future of Teaching 7. Decolonizing the Curriculum in the American Southwest: The Role of Education in the Maintenance of the Colonial Hierarchy 8. Inclusion Without Equity: The Need to Empower Indigenous Genomic Data Sovereignty in Precision Health Part III: On the Biological Non-Reality of Race 9. Modern Population Genetics and Race 10. The Biological Reality of Race: What is at Stake? 11. New Work for a Critical Metaphysics of Race Part IV: On the Biological Reality of Race 12. A Metaphysical Mapping Problem for Race Theorists and Human Population Geneticists 13. Five Advantages of the Phylogenetic Race Concept Part V: Race and Medicine 14. The Biopolitics of Race Revisited 15. Social "Races" in Biomedical Settings 16. Race as Witchcraft. An Argument Against Indiscriminate Eliminativism about Race Postscript: Race: The Story Without End
Introduction: Remapping Race in a Global Context Part I: Lewontin (1972), 50 Years Later 1. Lewontin (1972) 2. Human Genetic Diversity: Lewontin's Fallacy, 20 Years Later 3. Human Genetic Diversity: Fact and Fallacy 4. Racial Classification Without Race: Edwards' Fallacy Part II: Indigeneity, the Americas, and Colonialism 5. Genomics, Bio-prospecting, Indigeneity 6. Latino STEM Teachers, DACA, and the Future of Teaching 7. Decolonizing the Curriculum in the American Southwest: The Role of Education in the Maintenance of the Colonial Hierarchy 8. Inclusion Without Equity: The Need to Empower Indigenous Genomic Data Sovereignty in Precision Health Part III: On the Biological Non-Reality of Race 9. Modern Population Genetics and Race 10. The Biological Reality of Race: What is at Stake? 11. New Work for a Critical Metaphysics of Race Part IV: On the Biological Reality of Race 12. A Metaphysical Mapping Problem for Race Theorists and Human Population Geneticists 13. Five Advantages of the Phylogenetic Race Concept Part V: Race and Medicine 14. The Biopolitics of Race Revisited 15. Social "Races" in Biomedical Settings 16. Race as Witchcraft. An Argument Against Indiscriminate Eliminativism about Race Postscript: Race: The Story Without End
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