Perspectives on Gender and Science

Y. Elsworth

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Jan Harding (ed) 1986 Lewes: Falmer vii + 217 pp price £15.95 (£8.50 paperback) ISBNs 1 85000 128 6 Hdbk, 1 85000 129 4 Pbk In the context of current interest in the role (or lack of it) of women in science, the British Association for the Advancement of Science devoted one of the sessions at its 1985 meeting to an examination of the relevance of gender in the study of science. Contributions were made both by practising women scientists and by social scientists doing research in this area.

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