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**  issues in the philosophy of science & technology, visual culture, and feminist science studies  **


First Published:  March 2004
Revised (substantive):  8 May 2021


Discontinued

S O R R Y,  but this Web page (“The Issues”) and section for the old she-philosopher.com was discontinued with the launch of the new She-philosopher.com in 2012.

I continue to use most of the same information hierarchies — HOME, the PLAYERS, IN BRIEF, GALLERY, LIBRARY, REFERENCES, PREVIEWS — to structure website content, but the area of the old she-philosopher.com section entitled “the ISSUES” has been dropped from the new She-philosopher.com, and replaced by a new section called “STUDIES.”

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