The Order of People: Contesting Bio-Scientific Human Classifications (Science Studies)
by Jenny Reardon, Nils Ellebrecht, Tino Plümecke, Isabelle Bartram, Veronika Lipphardt, Andrea Zur Nieden
The Order of People: Contesting Bio-Scientific Human Classifications delves into the debates over how science categorizes humanity. This Science Studies volume, authored by Jenny Reardon and colleagues, explores the societal impacts and challenges of these classifications, fostering a deeper understanding of human identity in scientific discourse.
About This Book
The Order of People examines the bio-scientific classifications of humans and the ongoing contests surrounding them. Drawing from science studies, it addresses how these classifications influence societal understandings and structures.
Authors Jenny Reardon, Nils Ellebrecht, Tino Plümecke, Isabelle Bartram, Veronika Lipphardt, and Andrea Zur Nieden contribute perspectives on the implications of such categorizations in contemporary contexts.
This work highlights the dynamic interplay between scientific methodologies and human identity, offering a foundation for further discourse in interdisciplinary fields.
Through its focus on contestation, the book underscores the need for critical engagement with bio-scientific frameworks in shaping social orders.
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