
Bernhard Wieser
Bernhard Wieser (PhD) is Associate Professor for Science and Technology Studies at Alpen-Adria-University, Klagenfurt – Wien – Graz. In his research he investigates ethical, legal, and social aspects of genome research and their application in genetic diagnostics. In previous projects he focused on the analysis of processes contributing to the individualisation of responsibility in the context of genetic examinations. Moreover, he has investigated diffusion factors of genetic testing in medical practice and how diagnosed persons become confronted with their "genetic identity". Technology and organisational frameworks of application are central to his research since they shape the ways in which genetic health problems are prompted and their possible solutions are pre-structured.
transcript-Publikationen in den Bereichen: Soziologie, Wissenschafts-, Technik- und Umweltsoziologie
Publikationen in den Reihen: KörperKulturen
Veröffentlichungen
Buchbeiträge
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Interdisziplinär und transdisziplinär forschen
6. Interdisziplinär forschen
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9. Identitäten und Rollen in inter- und transdisziplinärer Forschung und Lehre finden
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How Genes Matter
Frontmatter
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Contents
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1. Introduction
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2. Subjectivisation as theoretical framework
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3. Methodology
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4. Genes in the womb
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5. Coming into being
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6. New conditions for the sciences of life
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7. ELSA as a heritage of public controversies
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8. Public accountability of newborn screening
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9. Ethical boundary work
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10. Subjectivisation of bioscientists
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11. Science, politics, and the public
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12. Constituting oneself as a researcher
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13. Negotiating who ELSA researchers are
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14. Methodological challenges
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15. Why science policy context matters
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Bibliography
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Acknowledgement
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