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DESCRIPTION:The Mossman Endowment presents the Elizabeth B.McNab Lecture in
  the History of Science\nEvelyn Fox Keller is concerned with the unreasona
 ble persistence of the Nature/Nurture debate\, and she argues that\, in go
 od part\, that persistence derives from the fundamental uncertainty surrou
 nding the subject of debate. What exactly is the question we are trying to
  answer?  What do we mean by 'nature'?  And what effect does the changing 
 discourse of genes and genomes have on this debate?\nEvelyn Fox Keller is 
 Professor Emerita of the history of science at MIT. Trained in both theore
 tical physics and molecular biology (PhD\, Harvard\, 1963)\, she has been 
 a leading figure in the history and philosophy of modern genetics\, and in
  the study of gender in science. Her major works include: A Feeling for th
 e Organism (1983)\; Reflections on Gender and Science (1985)\; The Century
  of the Gene (2000)\; Making Sense of Life (2002)\; and The Mirage of a Sp
 ace Between Nature and Nurture (2010). She has received many academic awar
 ds in recognition of her work\, among them a MacArthur foundation fellowsh
 ip.\nRSVP rsvp.libraries [at] mcgill.ca or 514.398.4681
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LOCATION:Maxwell-Cohen Moot Court\, Peel 3660\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W
 9\, 3660 Peel
SUMMARY:Genes\, Genomes and the Nature-Nurture Debate with Evelyn Fox Kelle
 r\, Professor of History and Science\, MIT
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