The Meanings of the Gene: Public Debates about Human Heredity (Rhetoric of the Human Sciences)
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The Meanings of the Gene: Public Debates about Human Heredity (Rhetoric of the Human Sciences)

by Celeste Michelle Condit

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In 'The Meanings of the Gene,' Celeste Michelle Condit explores public debates on human heredity within the rhetoric of the human sciences. The book investigates how discussions about the gene shape societal views on genetics, inheritance, and human nature, offering a critical perspective on these evolving conversations.

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The Meanings of the Gene examines public discussions about human heredity, focusing on the concept of the gene within the rhetoric of the human sciences.

Authored by Celeste Michelle Condit, the book analyzes how societal conversations influence perceptions of genetics and inheritance.

It highlights the ongoing debates that define the role of genes in human identity and development.

Through this lens, the text reveals the interplay between scientific ideas and public discourse.

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