Re: humanities, 3rd culture, reflexive admissions...

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Have none of you who are talking about science philosophically,
anthropologically, and every other way, read any of the feminist
critiques which demonstrate that masculinist and misogynistic concepts
contaminate the kind of research scientists choose to do, as well as the
findings they come up with? That science as a culture still discriminates
against hiring and promoting women? Get real, fellows. Ruby Rohrlich

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