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(1986). Money: A suicide note.
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(2000). Brecht, feminism and Chinese theatre.
Bertolt Brecht: a critical anthology. 228-236.
(1991). `Scientific Literacy': What It Is, Whay It's Important, and Why Scientists Think We Don't Have it: The Case of Immunology and the Immune System.
The Anthropology of Science and Scientists (forthcoming).
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(2001). Sponsorship, Authorship, and Accountability [editorial].
New England Journal of Medicine. 345, 825-827.
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(1993). Postmodernism and organizations.
(1992). Clinical Care and Science.
Conference Summary Report: VIII International Conference on AIDS, III STD WOrld Congress, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.. Abstract
(1982). The basic problems of phenomenology.
(1982). Rationality and relativism.
viii, 312 p..
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(In Press). Fluid Minds.
(In Press). Flexible survivors.
Anthropology Newsletter. 40, 5-7.
(In Press). AIDS, Knowledge and Discrimination in the Inner City: An Anthropological Analysis of the Experiences of Injection Drug Users.
Cyborgs and Citadels: Anthropological Interventions in Technohuman Practices.
(2006). The pharmaceutical person.
British Museum: presented for the exhibit, "Making things better: The technologies of well-being".
(1999). The woman in the flexible body.
Revisioning women, health, and healing: Feminist, cultural, and technoscience perspectives.
(1996). Citadels, Rhizomes and String Figures.
Technoscience and Cyber Culture. 97-109.
(1993). Mandate for Change.
(1992). The end of the body?.
American Ethnologist. 19, 120-138.
(1991). The egg and the sperm: how science has constructed a romance based on stereotypical male-female roles.
Signs. 16, 485-501.
(1991). Cape Cod.
(1990). The ideology of reproduction: the reproduction of ideology.
Uncertain terms: negotiating gender in American culture. 300-314.
(1990). The egg and the sperm: how science has constructed a romance based on stereotypical male-female roles.
Signs. 16, 485-501.
(1990). The ideology of reprooduction: the reproduction of ideology.
Uncertain terms: negotiating gender in American culture. 300-314.
