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	The Anthropology of Science is a field of study that applies the concepts and tools developed by traditional anthropologists and applies them to communities of science.		The Anthropology of Science is a field of study that applies the concepts and tools developed by traditional anthropologists and applies them to communities of science.

	"Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>.		"Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>The BARA Anthropology of Science Initiative http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>.

	Notable applications of the Anthropology of Science were applied by anthropologist Deborah Heath to the human genome project. Her and her colleagues wrote a paper about their experience.<ref>Genetic nature/culture: anthropology and science beyond the two-culture divide By Alan H. Goodman, Deborah Heath, M. Susan Lindee.</ref>and <ref>CULTURE, MEDICINE AND PSYCHIATRY		Notable applications of the Anthropology of Science were applied by anthropologist Deborah Heath to the human genome project. Her and her colleagues wrote a paper about their experience.<ref>Genetic nature/culture: anthropology and science beyond the two-culture divide By Alan H. Goodman, Deborah Heath, M. Susan Lindee.</ref>and <ref>CULTURE, MEDICINE AND PSYCHIATRY

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	The Anthropology of Science is a field of study that applies the concepts and tools developed by traditional anthropologists and applies them to communities of science.		The Anthropology of Science is a field of study that applies the concepts and tools developed by traditional anthropologists and applies them to communities of science.

	"Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>. ~~The anthropology~~ of ~~science was~~ applied by anthropologist Deborah Heath to the human genome project. Her and her colleagues wrote a paper about their experience.<ref>Genetic nature/culture: anthropology and science beyond the two-culture divide By Alan H. Goodman, Deborah Heath, M. Susan Lindee.</ref>and <ref>CULTURE, MEDICINE AND PSYCHIATRY		"Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>.

			Notable applications of the Anthropology of Science were applied by anthropologist Deborah Heath to the human genome project. Her and her colleagues wrote a paper about their experience.<ref>Genetic nature/culture: anthropology and science beyond the two-culture divide By Alan H. Goodman, Deborah Heath, M. Susan Lindee.</ref>and <ref>CULTURE, MEDICINE AND PSYCHIATRY
	Volume 17, Number 1, 1-2, DOI: 10.1007/BF01380595		Volume 17, Number 1, 1-2, DOI: 10.1007/BF01380595
	An introduction to bio-politics: The anthropology of the new genetics and immunology		An introduction to bio-politics: The anthropology of the new genetics and immunology

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	The Anthropology of Science is a field of study that applies the concepts and tools developed by traditional anthropologists and applies them to communities of science.		The Anthropology of Science is a field of study that applies the concepts and tools developed by traditional anthropologists and applies them to communities of science.

	"Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>. The anthropology of science was applied by anthropologist Deborah Heath to the human genome project. Her and her colleagues wrote a paper about their experience.<ref>Genetic nature/culture: anthropology and science beyond the two-culture divide By Alan H. Goodman, Deborah Heath, M. Susan Lindee.</ref>		"Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>. The anthropology of science was applied by anthropologist Deborah Heath to the human genome project. Her and her colleagues wrote a paper about their experience.<ref>Genetic nature/culture: anthropology and science beyond the two-culture divide By Alan H. Goodman, Deborah Heath, M. Susan Lindee.</ref>and <ref>CULTURE, MEDICINE AND PSYCHIATRY
			Volume 17, Number 1, 1-2, DOI: 10.1007/BF01380595
			An introduction to bio-politics: The anthropology of the new genetics and immunology
			Deborah Heath and Paul Rabinow</ref>

	[[Mundane Science Fiction]] generally contains quite a number of future science scenarios such as gene therapy, advanced cognitive studies and more dystopian themes such as neural advertising. Because of this, mundane science fiction could be considered to be a fictional anthropology of science.		[[Mundane Science Fiction]] generally contains quite a number of future science scenarios such as gene therapy, advanced cognitive studies and more dystopian themes such as neural advertising. Because of this, mundane science fiction could be considered to be a fictional anthropology of science.

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	===~~History of Anthropology of Science~~===		===Definition===
	~~A pivotal moment occurred when anthropologists took~~ the tools ~~that had been~~ developed ~~for studying exotic peoples in exotic locations~~ and ~~applied~~ them to communities of science. Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>		The Anthropology of Science is a field of study that applies the concepts and tools developed by traditional anthropologists and applies them to communities of science.

	~~Stories~~ of ~~future~~ science ~~can be seen in~~ [[Mundane Science Fiction]]~~, in which stories~~ of future science scenarios such as gene therapy, advanced cognitive studies and neural advertising ~~abound~~.		"Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>. The anthropology of science was applied by anthropologist Deborah Heath to the human genome project. Her and her colleagues wrote a paper about their experience.<ref>Genetic nature/culture: anthropology and science beyond the two-culture divide By Alan H. Goodman, Deborah Heath, M. Susan Lindee.</ref>

			[[Mundane Science Fiction]] generally contains quite a number of future science scenarios such as gene therapy, advanced cognitive studies and more dystopian themes such as neural advertising. Because of this, mundane science fiction could be considered to be a fictional anthropology of science.

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	A pivotal moment occurred when anthropologists took the tools that had been developed for studying exotic peoples in exotic locations and applied them to communities of science. Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>		A pivotal moment occurred when anthropologists took the tools that had been developed for studying exotic peoples in exotic locations and applied them to communities of science. Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>

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			===History of Anthropology of Science===
			A pivotal moment occurred when anthropologists took the tools that had been developed for studying exotic peoples in exotic locations and applied them to communities of science. Today, the anthropology of science is dominated by laboratory studies that produce ethnographies of how scientific "facts" are produced, how scientists are "made", what scientists actually do, what scientists say, and how scientific practices influence and are influenced by the socioeconomic and political conditions under which they work.<ref>http://bara.arizona.edu/research/pro-science.htm</ref>

			Stories of future science can be seen in [[Mundane Science Fiction]], in which stories of future science scenarios such as gene therapy, advanced cognitive studies and neural advertising abound.

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