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    • Ordinary People 

      Brett, Judith
      Published 2006-10-31
      Judith Brett talking about the class dimensions of her Ordinary People research
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    • Understanding Ulcers: Medical Knowledge, Social Constructionism, and Helicobacter Pylori 

      Collyer, Fran
      Published 1996-01-01
      The study of historical change in the content of medical knowledge in regard to specific illnesses or diseases provides sociologists with the opportunity to investigate both social processes and social theory. In this ...
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    • On The Differences Between The Sciences: Comparing Knowledge(s) of Health and Disease in the 19th Century 

      Collyer, Fran
      Published 2006-07-01
      This paper begins with Max Weber’s proposition that the difference between the ‘sciences’ (defined in the broadest sense) is one of values, context and theoretical orientation rather than subject matter. This proposition ...
      Open Access
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    • Oöcyte markets: global tissue economies and women’s reproductive work in embryonic stem cell research 

      Waldby, Catherine
      Published 2006-09-05
      Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer (SCNT) research, otherwise known as therapeutic cloning, requires large numbers of research oöcytes, placing pressure on an already limited supply. In the UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and ...
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    • Medical Dominance in the Australian Health System: The Case of the Bionic Ear 

      Collyer, Fran
      Published 1994-01-01
      The material for this paper is based on approximately 60 face-to-face interviews with specialist doctors, consumers, administrators, policy makers, various officials, researchers and company representatives. It is a case ...
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