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Hilary Rose

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According to Wikipedia, Hilary Ann Rose is a British sociologist. Biography During World War II, she was evacuated from London with her mother and brother. In 1940, they were sent to Weymouth, Dorset. The same year, the French army was defeated, and many evacuated troops took shelter in Weymouth. Exhausted soldiers slept on the pavements and the luckier ones on straw in the requisitioned schools. The children, with no school to attend, mostly watched the war, fascinated but sometimes terrified. The authorities soon despatched the evacuees to safer places. Eventually, her mother found a home in Framlingham, her family home. Like Weymouth, it was not very safe, being surrounded by US airbases. Returning to London in 1945, she was admitted to an elite girls' day school, but its snobbery and authoritarianism alienated her.

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Science and Society (1969) (473)
Hand, Brain, and Heart: A Feminist Epistemology for the Natural Sciences (1983) (383)
Alas, poor Darwin : arguments against evolutionary psychology (2000) (290)
Love, power, and knowledge : towards a feminist transformation of the sciences (1994) (193)
Women Knowledge and Reality: Explorations in Feminist Philosophy (1989) (153)
Misunderstanding science?: Disembodied knowledge? Making sense of medical science (1996) (97)
The Political Economy of Science (1976) (90)
Love, power and knowledge (1994) (68)
Genes, Cells and Brains: The Promethean Promises of the New Biology (2013) (59)
Modest_Witness@Second_Millenium. Femaleman. copyright Meets_OncoMouse trademark: Feminism and Technoscience. Donna J. Haraway (1998) (56)
Risk, Trust and Scepticism in the Age of the New Genetics (2000) (48)
The Radicalisation of Science (1976) (48)
Rereading Titmuss: The Sexual Division of Welfare (1981) (44)
An ethical dilemma (2003) (43)
From Hype to Mothballs in Four Years: Troubles in the Development of Large-Scale DNA Biobanks in Europe (2006) (35)
The Political Economy of Science: Ideology of/in the Natural Sciences (1976) (32)
Ideology of/in the Natural Sciences (1980) (31)
Can Neuroscience Change Our Minds (2016) (25)
Counter-Movements in the Sciences (1979) (24)
Israel, Europe and the academic boycott (2008) (23)
My Enemy's Enemy Is, Only Perhaps, My Friend (1996) (22)
What is Feminism? : A Re-Examination (1986) (21)
Hyper-Reflexivity — a New Danger for the Counter-Movements (1979) (19)
The Radicalisation of science: Ideology of/in the natural sciences (1979) (19)
Training in Industry (1957) (18)
Women’s Liberation: Reproduction and the Technological Fix (1976) (17)
In practice supported, in theory denied: an account of an invisible urban movement (1978) (17)
Gendered genetics in Iceland (2001) (17)
‘Do not adjust your mind, there is a fault in reality’— ideology in neurobiology (1973) (15)
Can Science Be Neutral? (2015) (14)
Counter-movements in the sciences : the sociology of the alternatives to big science (1979) (13)
Dreaming the Future (1988) (13)
The Politics of Neurobiology: Biologism in the Service of the State (1976) (11)
Up Against the Welfare State: The Claimant Unions (1973) (11)
Radical Science and Its Enemies (1979) (10)
Activists, gender and the community health movement (1990) (10)
Social Responsibility (III): The Myth of the Neutrality of Science. (1971) (10)
Gay Brains, Gay Genes and Feminist Science Theory (1996) (9)
The changing face of human nature (2009) (9)
The IQ myth (1978) (9)
Moving Right Out of Welfare - and the Way Back (1982) (8)
Women, Knowledge and Reality: Explorations in Feminist Philosophy (1991) (7)
Surveillance of Complex Displacement Mechanisms in Mature Reservoirs to Maximize Recovery (2012) (5)
Less than human nature: biology and the new right (1986) (5)
A Fair Share of the Research Pie or Re-Engendering Scientific and Technological Europe? (1999) (5)
The Problematic Inheritance: Marx and Engels on the Natural Sciences (1976) (4)
Why Be a Wife? (1981) (3)
Boycott of Israel? It worked for South Africa (2002) (3)
Book Review Symposium: Steven Pinker, The Better Angels of Our Nature: A History of Violence and Humanity (2013) (3)
Pangloss and Jeremiah in Science (1971) (3)
Grow old with me (2012) (3)
Eugenics and Genetics: The Conjoint Twins? (2007) (2)
Women’s Refuges: Creating New Forms of Welfare? (1985) (2)
Rethinking Social Inequality (2018) (2)
Debating rape Thornhill Randy Palmer Craig T (2001) (2)
Comment on Schiebinger's "The History and Philosophy of Women in Science: A Review Essay" (1988) (2)
The rejection of the WHO Research Centre (1968) (1)
Building a New Dream with Gaia? (2000) (1)
The housing problem (1968) (1)
The legacies of Francis Galton (2011) (1)
Talking about Science as a Socialist-Feminist (1989) (1)
Social Criticism and the Human Genome Programme: Some Reflections on the Limits of a Limited Social Science (2017) (1)
Talking about Science in Three Colours: Bernal and Gender Politics in the Social Studies of Science (1990) (1)
Bread and Justice: The National Welfare Rights Organisation (1973) (1)
Nuclear Fuel Cycles (1959) (1)
Reflections on The Human Genome Diversity Project (1999) (1)
Eugenics' dark history André Pichot The Pure Society: From Darwin to Hitler (2010) (1)
Making Sense of Theory (2021) (0)
The Political Economy of Domestic Labour: Oppression, the Household Surplus and Discretionary Time (1990) (0)
Legal framework for the assessment and control of technology (1971) (0)
Book Reviews (2000) (0)
ZEPHYR PERTURBATION STUDIES. Interim Report (1954) (0)
An historical anecdote about unanticipated consequences (1999) (0)
Science's Gender Gap (1985) (0)
Public baths revisited. (1966) (0)
TESTIMONIAL TO DR. DAIN (1936) (0)
Responsibility in Science (1971) (0)
Genetic disorder, self-help and dissemination (1990) (0)
Reproductive Technologies: Gender, Motherhood and Medicine, Michelle Stanworth, ed. 1987. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, MN. 227 pages. ISBN: 0-8166-1646-9. $NA (1988) (0)
Brain Storm: The Flaws in the Science of Sex Differences by Rebecca Jordan-Young (2011) (0)
Beats and the brain (2012) (0)
Debating Science Studies in the Age of the Sound Bite (1996) (0)
The Medvedev Papers (1972) (0)
Gillian Pascall, Social Policy: A Feminist Critique, Tavistock, London, 1986. 263 pp. £18.00, paper £8.50. (1987) (0)
Response : Herbicides in Vietnam (1973) (0)
A Review of 'Sciences from Below:Feminisms, Postcolonialities and Modernities'. Author: Sandra Harding (2009) (0)
Science and Society.@@@The Social Shaping of Science: Institutions, Ideology, and Careers in Science. (1972) (0)
Globalization of adolescence (2017) (0)
Peter Townsend, a man ahead of his time: re-reading The family life of old people and The last refuge (2011) (0)
Politics and the Community of Science. Joseph Haberer. Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York, 1969. vi + 346 pp. Paper, $5.50 (1970) (0)
Diversity and Decomposition in the Labour Market (2018) (0)
The Social Determinants of Reproduction Science and Technology (1975) (0)
Critics of the AAUP Report (2006) (0)
Book Review:Sage: A Life of J. D. Bernal Maurice Goldsmith (1981) (0)
A Welcome Alert to Backdoor Germ-Line Therapy (1998) (0)
Chapter 4. The Commodification of Virtual Reality (2019) (0)
245T-not all in the mind (1980) (0)
Letter (1995) (0)
Reviews (2005) (0)
Timetables: Julius A. Roth. Bobbs Merrill, New York, 1961, 124 pp. (1968) (0)
A SYNOPSIS OF SYNDROMES (1956) (0)
Truths of science and truths of art (2012) (0)
Professional and non-professional roles (1978) (0)
Science and Politics (2020) (0)
II. Reflections on Reading the Manuscript of Biological Politics (2004) (0)
The wonders of the recurated Wellcome Collection (2007) (0)
Frankie Ashton and Gill Whitting (eds), Feminist Theory and Practical Policies: Shifting the Agenda in the 1980s , Occasional Paper 29, School for Advanced Urban Studies, University of Bristol, 1987. 130 pp. paper £6.40. (1991) (0)

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Love, power, and knowledge: towards a feminist transformation of the sciences