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" Ordinary genomes : "


Document Type : BL
Record Number : 847056
Main Entry : Taussig, Karen-Sue,1962-
Title & Author : Ordinary genomes : : science, citizenship, and genetic identities /\ Karen-Sue Taussig.
Publication Statement : Durham [NC] :: Duke University Press,, ©2009.
Series Statement : Experimental futures : technological lives, scientific arts, anthropological voices
Page. NO : xii, 247 pages :: illustrations ;; 25 cm.
ISBN : 0822345161
: : 082234534X
: : 9780822345169
: : 9780822345343
Bibliographies/Indexes : Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents : Introduction : science, subjectivity, and citizenship -- "God made the world and the Dutch made Holland" -- Genetics and the organization of genetic practice in the Netherlands -- The social and clinical production of ordinariness -- -- Backward and beautiful : Calvinism, chromosomes, and the production of genetic knowledge -- Bovine abominations: contesting genetic technologies -- Epilogue : ordinary genomes in a globalizing world.
Abstract : "Ordinary Genomes" is an ethnography of genomics, a global scientific enterprise, as it is understood and practiced in the Netherlands. Karen-Sue Taussig's analysis of the Dutch case illustrates the broader phenomenon of the entwining of scientific knowledge and culture: genetics may transform society, but society also transforms genetics. Taussig argues that in the Netherlands, ideas about genetics are shaped by two highly valued and sometimes contradictory Dutch social ideals: a desire for ordinariness and a commitment to tolerance. They are also influenced by Dutch history and concerns about immigration and European unification. Taussig contends that the Dutch enable a social ideal of tolerance by demarcating and containing difference so as to minimize its social threat, and that it is within this particular ideal of tolerance that they construct and manage the meaning of genetic difference. Illuminating the connections between biology, citizenship, and identity, Taussig traces the everyday experiences of Dutch people as they encounter genetics in research labs, clinics, the media, and elsewhere. She explains the institutional framework - involving clinics, research and diagnostic laboratories, and counselling offices - within which human genetic knowledge and practices are produced in the Netherlands.
Subject : Genetic counseling-- Netherlands.
Subject : Genetics-- Social aspects-- Netherlands.
Subject : Group identity-- Netherlands.
Subject : National characteristics, Dutch.
Subject : 02.11 sociology of science.
Subject : 44.48 medical genetics.
Subject : Genetic counseling.
Subject : Genetics-- Social aspects.
Subject : Gentechnologie
Subject : Group identity.
Subject : Humangenetik
Subject : Identitätsfindung
Subject : National characteristics, Dutch.
Subject : Nationalbewusstsein
Subject : Sozialethik
Subject : Wissenschaftlich-technischer Fortschritt
Subject : Gentechnologie.
Subject : Humangenetik.
Subject : Identitätsfindung.
Subject : Nationalbewusstsein.
Subject : Sozialethik.
Subject : Wissenschaftlich-technischer Fortschritt.
Subject : Genome, Human.
Subject : Cultural aspects.
Subject : Genomics.
Subject : National characteristics.
Subject : Scientific practice.
Subject : Social aspects.
Subject : Ethnic Groups.
Subject : Genetic Counseling.
Subject : Genetic Techniques.
Subject : Social Identification.
Subject : Netherlands.
Subject : Netherlands.
Subject : Netherlands.
Subject : Niederlande
Subject : Niederlande.
Dewey Classification : ‭599.93/5‬
LC Classification : ‭QH438.7‬‭.T38 2009‬
NLM classification : ‭2009 K-658‬
: ‭QU 470‬‭T228o 2009‬
: ‭02.11‬bcl
: ‭44.48‬bcl
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