Science and Technology in Society
J.G. Hagey Hall of the Humanities (HH), room 365
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Almassi, Ben – Feminist Allyship & Situated Knowledge
Anderson, Derek – Semantic Externalism and Social Power Dynamics
Appavoo, Donna – Recognizing the Role of Gender and Local Food Systems in Type 2 diabetes: Nutrition Education in Rural SouthWestern Ontario
Arnaud, Sarah and Guillaume Beaulac - Explanations of ASD: A Spectrum of Disorders
Ball, Kelly – Adolescence, Race, and Sexuality: Implications for Feminist Developmental Psychology
Belinga, Marie-Evelina – Des philosophes féministes du XVIIe et XVIIIe siècle dans le corpus des cours au CÉGEP
Bell, Melina Constantine – Sex Essentialism and American Law
Bentley, Vanessa – A Century of Searching for Sex/Gender Differences in the Corpus Callosum
Berenstain, Nora – Introspection, Rationality, and Resistance to Implicit Bias
Berkhout, Suze, Ami Harbin, Serife Tekinand Ada Jaarsma – Questions of Method in/and Feminist Philosophy of Science: Empirical, Material, Existential
Billingsley, Amy – Technology and Narratives of Continuity in Trans Experiences
Branch-Smith, Teresa – Choose your Character: Video-Games & Gender
Brown, Matthew J. and Joyce Havstad – Science-Based Policy as Interdisciplinary Inquiry
Brumble, Kimberly, Samantha Brennan, Megan Delehanty and Nicole Wyatt – Self, Self-Image, and the Selfie
Calvert, Scout – Anxious Naturecultures: Biosociality in Personal Genomics and Donor Sibling Registries
Clough, Sharyn – Investigating the Sciences of Sex
Clune-Taylor, Catherine – "Most children with Sue’s condition tend to follow along with that gender”: Problematizing the use of statistical probabilities in assigning sex to infants with disorders of sex development (DSDs)
Code, Lorraine – The Tyranny of Certainty
Copeland, Samantha – The Value of Valuing Ignorance
Crasnow, Sharon – Feminist Science Studies: Reasoning from Cases
Crowley, Stephen, Liela Rotschy and Kathryn Plaisance – A Feminist Approach to Facilitating Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Re-evaluating the Toolbox Project
Damaliamiri, Mehdi, Parya Nasr, Firouzeh Akbari and Maasoumeh Afshar – Leadership, Technical Organizations and Feminism
Daukas, Nancy – Testimonial Injustice, Hermeneutical Power, and Stalled Social Change
Davis, Emmalon – Controlling Birth: Interrogating The Notion of "a Woman's Right to Choose"
Dean, Megan – You Are How You Eat: A Foucauldian Critique of Dietetics Research on Eating Disorders and Vegetarianism
Debessai, Haben Emily Dibble, Taylor Moberg and Sari M. van Anders – Struggles in Progressive Science: A Feminist Case Study of Methodology of Coding Race/Ethnicity
Decoster, Barry – Is Demedicalization Possible?: Metaphysical Concerns for Resistance in Healthcare
Desautels, Peggy – Attempting to Create Equitable Organizations and Institutions: Backfiring, Backlash, and Retaliation
Devries, Sandra – Hardwired for Prejudice? A Neuro-Ethical Account of Perceptual Preference
Drabek, Matthew – Bias and Gender Identity in the DSM
Dryden, Jane, Leslie Kern and Lisa Dawn Hamilton – Objectivity and Feminist Research: A Comparative Exploration
Gavrell, Sara – Are Imposed Cesareans Institutionalized Torture?
Goldenberg, Maya – On Heroes and Scoundrels: Trust and Blame in Scientific Misconduct Cases, with a Focus on the Vaccine-Autism Scandal
Gonnerman, Chad, Erik Jensen, Ken Marable, Michael O'Rourke, Ezgi Sertler and Zach Piso – Epistemologies of Ignorance and Interdisciplinary Research
Grasswick, Heidi – Epistemic Injustice and Responsible Trust in Science
Hankinson Nelson, Lynn – Reflections of a (Somewhat) Older Feminist (with no apologies to Susan Haack): How Do We Move Forward in Ways That Are Likely to Make a Difference?
Harding Sandra, Laura Foster, Deboleena Roy and Banu Subramaniam – Moving Beyond “Add Others and Stir?:” Feminist Postcolonial Science and Technology Studies
Henke, Jennifer – Science - A Girl Thing? Female Scientists in Fiction Film
Herbert, Cassie – Speaking from the Margins: The Pragmatics of Pseudonyms in Peripheral Speech
Hicks, Dan – Do GMOs Increase Crop Yields? It Depends Who You Trust
Hundleby, Catharine – Fallacies in Scientific Understanding: The Case of Adaptationism and the Fallacy of Accident
Itaas, Vaunell – Against Kairos: the Quiet Revolution of Polymerase Chain Reaction
Jacobson, Anne – Why Feminist Philosophers can Love their Brains, OR: How Cognitive Neuroscience isn’t the Basic Problem, though Stereotypical Analytic Philosophers (for the most part) Are
Jackson, Jennifer Kasi, Linda Fuselier, Melissa Latimer and Rachel Stoiko – Academic Gatekeeping: Feminist Epistemology in Textbooks and Tenure/Promotion
Kourany, Janet and Manuela Fernández Pinto – Towards a Science-Based Policy for Breast Cancer: A Taxonomy of Problems and Prospects
Kovacs, Agnes – The Philosophy of Science of Georg Lukács and How it Helps to Extend Standpoint Theory to the Physical Sciences
Lanthier, Jaclyn – Gendered Cognition and the Abolition Thereof: Rethinking Models in Neuroscience and Cognitive Psychology
Lehan, Vanessa – Reducing Stereotype Threat in Introductory Logic Classes
Liebow, Nabina – "Prehomosexual Behavior”: LGBT Oppression and the Public Uptake of Scientific Research
Liebow, Nabina and Bryce Huebner – Bias and Epistemic Injustice in Medical Decision Making
MacMillan, Blake – Crossfit, Five Fingers & Red Bull: The Science, Somaesthetics & Style of Athletic Skill
Malavisi, Anna – Epistemic Injustice in Global Development
Maloney, Cathy – Learning to Understand: International Education Programs and Intercultural Learning
Marino, Patricia – Feminist Perspectives on Rational Choice Theory and the Problem of Altruistic Preferences
McCann, Carole – Science and Mrs. Sanger: Boundary Objects of Demography
McHugh, Nancy – Scientific Integrity and Scientific Injustice
McKinney, Rachel – Extracted Speech and Epistemic Injustice
Meintjes, Ingrid – The Biopolitics of Delirium
Michaud, Janet – Transdisciplinary Collaboration and Critical Contextual Empiricism
Miller, Sarah – Epistemologies of Ignorance and Sexual Violence
Moosa, Shaheen – Responsibility for Climate Change: The Problem of Systemic Contributors
Mudde, Anna – Patience, Bonds, and the Small Scale: Thinking with Students About Science
Murphy, Claudia Steve Lindaas, Sara Anderson, Alison Wallace, Kathryn Lucero and Whitney Oxendahl – Fracking the Rez: Interdisciplinary Development of An Undergraduate Case Study
Nickoo, Najand – The Failure of Causal Accounts of Parental Obligations
Noll, Samantha – Method, Methodology, and Diversity in Philosophy
Payongayong, Ma Theresa – Her-story of a Feminist Philosop-her
Penny Light, Tracy and Diana Parry - Dark Desires: Feminism, New Media, and Women’s Consumption of Pornographic Materials
Pham, Michelle – Scientific Consensus
Pohlhaus, Gaile – "Do we really want to ask Grandma what she thinks?"
Porter, Lindsey – The Moral Significance of Gestation: Parental Rights
Przybylo, Ela, Sara Rodrigues, Veronika Novoselova and Shannon Bell – Oozing Technologies: Toward Technology as Feminist Methodology
Rodier, Kristin – Embodied Imagination, Feminist Autonomy, and the Phenomenology of Perception
Russell, Camisha – Race and Assisted Reproduction in a Neo-Liberal Era
Sample, Ruth – Research Under Suspicion: Three Scientific Programs at Risk for Implicit Bias and Stereotype Threat
Scheman, Naomi – Against Fantasy Physics: Toward a Relational Ontology
Schmitz, Sigrid – The Epigenetic Case: Opportunities, Challenges, and Resistances for Feminist Science Studies
Schueneman, Brooke – Knowing Nature Responsibly: Ecological Thinking and the Trouble with Encounter
Schwartz, Laura – Rethinking Silence: A Critical Examination of Classroom Participation
Sewell, Jamie – Commercial Surrogacy and the Capabilities Approach
Shapiro, Devora – Diversity, "Objectivity," and the History of Science: Feminist Philosophy and the Evolution of Methodology
Shotwell, Alexis – Intersectional Intents and Effects in Medico-Scientific Direct Action
Sisko, Adriana – Going All the Way, And Where Is That? A Reflection on Real Sex
Sreedhar, Susanne – Locke on Polygamy
Taylor, Chloë – "Interspecies Rape: Sexual Ethics and Other Animals”
Tikku, Radhika – Telling Tales: Constrictive Narratives
Toye, Margaret – "Poethics of Love” as Feminist Methodology in Luce Irigaray and Donna Haraway
Turrin, Natalie – Context Matters: Epigenetics and the Maternal Body
Valles, Sean, Naoko Wake and Mark Waddell – Inclusivity and Diversity in Science Studies Curricula for Science Undergraduates in a Residential College
Valtchanov, Bronwen, Diana Parry, Troy Glover and Caitlin Mulcahy – "Mom to mom”: The social support role of online advice on a social networking site for mothers
Vasko, Stephanie – Altmetrics: How Do We Define Impact?
Vasko, Stephanie – Creating Accessible Educational Materials for Nanoethics: Challenges and Opportunities
Videchak, Krista – Memory, Identity, and Hermeneutical Injustice: The Roots of Enduring Injustice for Blacks
Weaver, Sara – Social Harm and Fixing Bad Science: Is Good Science Enough?
Weiss, Dennis – Gender, Technology, and the Posthuman
Weitzenkorn, Rachel – Observing Biological Difference: A Meta-Analysis of the Standardization of the Female-mammal’s Receptive Mating Posture
Weller, Kris – Gender in the Scientific Study of Positive Mental Health
Whitten, Barbara L. – Resonant Phenomenon: Mutual Mentoring for Isolated Feminists
Wieten, Sarah – "Fact-based values”: Why the fact/value dichotomy plays too large of a role in critiques of “evidence-based ethics”
Willey, Angela and Sara Giordano – Playing with (Epistemic) Power: A Workshop on Critical Scientific Literacy for Feminists
Witt, Charlotte – Are Diseases Real?
Wolfe, Katharine - Autonomy and Vulnerability in Childbirth: Learning from Women’s Experience and Midwifery Practices
Woomer, Lauren – Paving the Way for a Unified Account of Ignorance
Zheng, Robin – How Philosophers Can Help: Responsibility, Causality, and Social Inequality