Making Huckleberries: Reforming Science and Whiteness in Science in the Capital
Making Huckleberries: Reforming Science and Whiteness in Science in the Capital
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制作哈克莓：首都科学的改革和科学的白化
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2013
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De Witt Douglas Kilgore
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De Witt Douglas Kilgore
在他的《首都科学》系列小说中，金·斯坦利·罗宾逊探讨了一个正在经历剧烈气候变化的美国是如何产生一场白人种族认同的改革的。这个项目是在一部小说中完成的，它戏剧化地描述了科学的普通实践与其在美国政治中的制度地位之间的关系。这个故事促使一个单身的白人男性科学家重新审视他的智力和社会投资，让作者重新塑造科学可以做的那种社会和政治工作。提出了一个在后资本主义主体的潜力，这个主体在与土地和他人的关系中是不同的种族。
In the novels of his Science in the Capital series, Kim Stanley Robinson explores how a United States experiencing radical climate change could produce a reform of white racial identity. This project is accomplished within a fiction dramatizing the relationship between the ordinary practice of science and its institutional position in American politics. The narrative prompts a single white-male scientist to reexamine his intellectual and social investments, allowing the author to recast the kind of social and political work that science can do. The potential for a post-capitalist subject who is differently raced in relation to the land and to others is proposed.