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Shattering Science's Patriarchal Past Recorded April 30, 2000 G U E S T [S] :
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MODERATED BY:
The Very Rev. Alan Jones
Ask children to draw a picture of a scientist, and studies show that they will almost always draw a man. Our common belief about the world of science is that it is based on "factual" and objective evidence, but some now argue that the sciences have been driven by hidden sexual politics which must be changed. Ecofeminist Carolyn Merchant and best-selling author Theodore Roszak discuss how to break the macho grasp of modern science.
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In the Beginning was the Atom Puritanical
Physics
Theodore
Roszak on Environmental Stewardship The
Music of the Spheres
An excerpt from Theodore Roszak's The Gendered Atom.
An interview with Theodore Roszak
An expert at asking "why" and "how," Roszak examines and questions the
role of the unconscious in modern scientific thought.
The author interprets the environmental crisis and shares a selection from
his novel The Memoirs of Elizabeth Frankenstein.
Dr. Fred Alan Wolf explores the spiritual implications of modern physics.
Science and the Spiritual Quest
The Rev. Dr. Mark Richardson, Dr. Robert Russell, and Dr. Joel Primack
discuss the beauty and mystery of the universe as they are discerned by
science.
