Helen Verran

Helen Verran is an Australian historian and empirical philosopher of science, primarily working in the Social Studies of Science and Technology (STS), and currently adjunct professor at Charles Darwin University. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Extending the Cosmopolitical Right to Non-Humans

    Extending the Cosmopolitical Right to Non-Humans by Helen Verran

    Published 2014-05-01
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    In Science We Trust? Moral and Political issues of Science in Society edited by Aant Elzinga, Jan Nolin, Rob Pranger, Sune Sunesson (Science and Technology Policy Studies, 2, Chartwell Bratt, Kent, UK), pp. 392, ISBN 0 86238 261 0

    In Science We Trust? Moral and Political issues of Science in Society edited by Aant Elzinga, Jan Nolin, Rob Pranger, Sune Sunesson (Science and Technology Policy Studies, 2, Cha... by Helen Verran-Watson

    Published 1991-05-01
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    Using/designing Digital Technologies Of Representation In Aboriginal Australian Knowledge Practices

    Using/designing Digital Technologies Of Representation In Aboriginal Australian Knowledge Practices by Helen Verran, Michael Christie

    Published 2007-01-01
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    Plants, people and health: Three disciplines at work in Namaqualand

    Plants, people and health: Three disciplines at work in Namaqualand by Lesley Green, David W. Gammon, Michael T. Hoffman, Joshua Cohen, Amelia Hilgart, Robert G. Morrell, Helen Verran, Nicola Wheat

    Published 2015-09-01
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