Markers of disease.
Markers of disease.
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疾病的标志。
DOI：
10.1126/science.262.5136.1082
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发表时间：
1993
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影响因子：
56.9
通讯作者：
K. Helzlsouer
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作者：
K. Helzlsouer
在研究生院，我被期望有想法，表达他们，写下来，和-恐怖-捍卫他们。怎么做呢？如果你为他们辩护，一些炙手可热的白色男性会在那里把你的论点撕成碎片。这是什么样的话语？许多女性，特别是年龄较大的少数民族学生，都有这个问题。我们认为把争论撕成碎片往好了说是粗鲁，往坏了说是残忍。伊丽莎白·约翰逊第一次来到纽黑文在耶鲁大学教书时，我对与耶鲁大学有联系的黑人学生和教授与在耶鲁大学或周围社区工作的黑人之间明显的阶级划分感到非常惊讶。我很快就了解到，在街上说话的黑人很可能是黑人社区的一部分，而那些仔细转移视线的人很可能与耶鲁有关。
In graduate school I was expected to have ideas, express them, write them down, and-horrors-defend them. How does one do that? If you defend them, some hot-shot white male is there to tear your arguments to bits. What manner of discourse is this? Many women, especially older minority students, had this problem. We thought that tearing apart arguments was rude at best and cruel at worst.-Elisabeth J. JohnsonWhen first came to New Haven to teach at Yale, was truly surprised by the marked class divisions between black folks-students and professors-who iden-tify with Yale and those black folks who work at Yale or in surrounding com-munities.... I soon learned that the black folks who spoke on the street were likely to be part of the black community and those who carefully shifted their glance were likely to be associated with Yale.