My interests include social and cultural studies of science;
history and philosophy of math and social epistemology more
generally; gender studies and politics.
Writings and such
The
sexual politics of genius
Arguing from repugnance: Episodes in the
manipulation of shared intuition
The geometry of gender: Taxonomies in social life
(links coming soon, or papers by request)
Courses
WS 483, Feminist Science Studies, University of Michigan, Winter 2010
Math 111, History of Mathematics, UC Davis
Winter 2008,
Winter 2007
GSTU 101, Problems in Gender Studies, University of Chicago
(co-taught with Elaine
Hadley),
Spring 2003
Talks
Interdisciplinary lecture
for University of Chicago
Center in Paris (April 2009)
Conference of the Joint Atlantic Seminar for the History of the
Physical Sciences (University of Notre Dame, February 2005)
Graduate Student Philosophy Conference in Ethics and Epistemology
(New School University, April 2004)
Graduate Student Philosophy Conference in Social-Political Thought
and Value Theory
(Michigan State University, February 2004)
Book reviews
Zoontologies,
for Foundations of Political Theory, Feb 2005
Putting Science in Its Place, for
Historical Studies in the Physical and Biological Sciences, Sep
2005,
Vol. 36, No. 1: 197--205
Leaps in the Dark, for
Historical Studies in the Physical and Biological Sciences, Mar
2005,
Vol. 35, No. 2: 371--382
Active projects/work in progress
On purity and ideology in mathematics
The sociology of numbers, or, in what way is 2+2=4 true? (After
Bloor.)
University
of Chicago Alumnae Project
P.S. I'm looking for a database coder to help me make this more wieldy.
More things I like
Other people's art
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