Osiris : a research journal devoted to the history of science and its cultural influences ; 2nd ser., v. 12

The women, gender, and science question: what do research on women in science and research on gender and science have to do with each other?

Sally Gregory Kohlstedt and Helen Longino

Developmental biology as a feminist cause? / Evelyn Fox Keller

Gender and "modern" botany in Victorian England / Ann B. Shtier

The uses of useful knowledge: science, technology, and social boundaries in an industrializing city

Nina E. Lerman

Medicine and science as masculine "fields of honor"

Robert A. Nye

The engendering of archaeology; refiguring feminist science studies

Alison Wylie

Hidden persuaders: medical indexing and the gendered professionalism of American medicine, 1880-1932 / Diana E. Long

"What the women at all times would laugh at": redefining equality and difference, circa 1660-1760 / Estelle Cohen

Science, politics, and morality: the relationship of Lise Meitner and Elisabeth Schiemann / Elvira Scheich

Which science? Which women? / Margaret W. Rossiter

Women's standpoint on mature: what makes them possible? / Sandra Harding

Creating sustainable science / Londa Schiebinger.

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