Gender, Objectivity, And Realism

The Monist 77 (4):509-530 (1994)
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A detailed examination of the philosophy of science of Evelyn Fox Keller, with special emphasis on her account of "objectivity" and her understanding of the methodology of Barbara McClintock.

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