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INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN'S STUDIES & CENTRE FOR SCIENCE STUDIES WORKSHOP

Date: 3 May 2007 Time: 14.00-16.30

Venue: Institute for Advance StudiesMeeting Room 1

FEMINIST SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY STUDIES WORKSHOP

What's new? What's exciting? What's worrying? Where are we at? Where are we going?

Special Guests

:: Marianne Vehivilainen Tamper University, Finland.

:: Wendy Faulkner, Edinburgh University, Scotland.

This is intended to provide an opportunity to reflect about recent developments in Feminist STS. Those attending are asked to come prepared to speak briefly about any of their enthusiasms and/or concerns about this field of research, thinking and political intervention.

Readings for this event: All participants are asked to read th efollowing in preperation for this workshop.

* Catherina Landstrom, 'Queering feminist tecnology studies', Feminist Therory 8 (1): 7-26.

* Celia Roberts, 'Relating simply? Feminist science studies, reproduction and technoscience in the early twenty-first century' (draft article). Please note: Celia has kindly offered to let us use this in our discussion, even though, regrettably she is unable to attend the workshop.(10copies of this re-drafted articleare available in IWS, on the door of C73 County South. PLEASE leave one copy there at all times - Alternatively if you are attending contact Maureen McNeil for an electronic copy)

All welcome but pleasee-mail Maureen McNeil to advise attendance for refreshment purposes.

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