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Re: Biological Reductionism/Ideology by Richard N Hutchinson 21 February 2001 23:12 UTC |
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Boris- If human beings can be genetically engineered, that might lead to all sorts of outcomes, come beneficial and some nearly unimaginably detrimental, but the technological capacity to do that engineering would in fact vindicate the scientific possibilities inherent in a [biological reductionist/sociobiological/insert your preferred term here] research program, quite apart from the uses that technology is put to, according to the ideology of the user. Ipso facto, "biological reductionism" is not just ideology. I can't make the point any clearer. (Come to my assistance, list members, if you can see a better way to state this!) If this point is still not clear, then once and for all I will cease and desist, forced to conclude that Derrida was right about free-floating signifiers. RH
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