White Space and Dark Matter
White Space and Dark Matter
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白色空间和暗物质
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发表时间：
2018
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通讯作者：
Michael Mascarenhas
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作者：
Michael Mascarenhas
在克拉克大厅里挤满了观众，Sheila Jasanoff，一位杰出的学者和科学社会研究协会（4S）的前主席，为“STS去了哪里”的全体会议发表了讲话，这是4S成立40周年的纪念集会。这次会议不仅与第一次聚会在同一个房间（经过翻新），而且许多原始成员从遥远的地方来到康奈尔大学，回忆和反思他们建立的学术领域，以及想象未来四十年的可能性。在回答有关STS的方向的问题时，Jasanoff教授表示，4S没有将其反思的目光转向内部，以审视自己社会的政治，也没有花太多精力去质疑社会对社会政策或持久的社会问题的贡献。当我听到Jasanoff谈到我们对反思和反思的集体需求时，我不得不怀疑，我们是否准备好在这个几乎是色盲的调查领域反思种族和种族主义的主题，以及在多大程度上。
To a packed audience in Clark Hall, Sheila Jasanoff, a distinguished scholar and former president of the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S), gave the plenary address for “Where has STS Traveled,” a commemorative gathering of the fortieth anniversary of the inaugural meeting of the 4S. Not only was this meeting located in the very same (renovated) room as the first gathering, but also many of the original members had traveled from far and wide to Cornell University to reminisce and reflect on the academic field they had established, as well as imagine the possibilities of the next forty years. In response to a question about the direction of STS, Professor Jasanoff suggested that the 4S had not turned its reflective gaze inward to examine the politics of its own society, nor had it spent much effort interrogating the society’s contribution to social policy or enduring social problems. As I heard Jasanoff speak about our collective need for reflection and reflexivity, I had to wonder whether, and to what extent, we were ready to reflect on the subject matter of race and racism in this mostly color-blind field of inquiry.
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7.6
作者：
STEELE, CM;ARONSON, J
通讯作者：
ARONSON, J