Feminism & science / edited by Nancy Tuana.

Bloomington : Indiana University Press, [1989], ©1989.

xi, 249 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.

Includes index

Includes bibliographic references (p. [229]-239)

Partial contents: Feminist scholarship in the sciences : where are we now and when can we expect a theoretical breakthrough? / Sue V. Rosser -- Is there a feminist method? / Sandra Harding -- The gender-science system : or, is sex to gender as nature is to science? / Evelyn Fox Keller -- Can there be a feminist science? / Helen E. Longino -- Is the subject of science sexed? / Luce Irigaray -- Uncovering gynocentric science / Ruth Ginzberg -- Justifying feminist social science / Linda Alcoff -- John Dewey and Evelyn Fox Keller : a shared epistemological tradition / Lisa Heldke -- Science, facts, and feminism / Ruth Hubbard -- Modeling the gender politics in science / Elizabeth Potter -- The weaker seed : the sexist bias of reproductive theory / Nancy Tuana

Partial contents: The importance of feminist critique for contemporary cell biology / The Biology and Gender Study Group -- The premenstrual syndrome : "dis-easing" the female cycle / Jacquelyn N. Zita -- Women and the mismeasure of thought / Judith Genova.