Segundo semestre de 2014
1ª. Sesión. Martes 12 de agosto
Introducción a los estudios sociales de ciencia y tecnología
* Woolgar, Steve (1991) [1988] "¿Qué es la ciencia?". En: Ciencia: abriendo la caja negra. Barcelona, Anthropos-Editorial del Hombre: 23-44.
* Winner, Langdon (1987) "¿Tienen política los artefactos?" En: La ballena y el reactor. Una búsqueda de los límites en la era de la alta tecnología. Barcelona, Gedisa: 35-56.
2ª. Sesión. Martes 26 de agosto
Ciencia x Medicina = Historia x Sociología?
* Löwy, I. (2011). "Historiography of Biomedicine: "Bio", "Medicine", and in Between". Isis 102 (1): 116-22.
* Calvert, J. and Martin, P. (2009). "The role of social scientists in synthetic biology". EMBO reports 10 (3): 201-04.
* Müller-Wille, S. (2011). "History of Science and Medicine". In Jackson, M., eds. The Oxford Handbook of the History of Medicine. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 469-83.
Suplementarias:
- Horton, R. (2014). "Offline: The Moribund Body of Medical History". The Lancet 384 (9940): 292.
- Timmermann, C. (2014). "Not moribund at all! An historian of medicine’s response to Richard Horton". The H-Word - The Guardian 4 Aug.
- Chaplin, S. (2014). "Is Medical History Dead?" Wellcome Library Blog 4 Aug.
3ª. Sesión. Martes 9 de septiembre
Tecnomedicina(s)
* Lawrence, C. (1985). "Incommunicable Knowledge: Science, Technology, and the Clinical Art in Britain, 1850–1914". Journal of Contemporary History 20: 503–20.
* Howell, J. D. (1995). "The Changing Meaning of Urynalysis: "Old Wine in New Bottles"". In eds. Technology in the hospital: Transforming patient care in the early twentieth century. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, pp. 69-102.
* Schubert, C. (2011). "Making sure. A comparative micro-analysis of diagnostic instruments in medical practice". Social Science & Medicine 73: 851-57.
Suplementarias:
- Carr, K. (2014). "Science research grants awarded on the basis of patents is patently wrong". The Guardian 8 Aug.
- National Institute for Health Research (2014). "Figures show NIHR CRN embedded in industry practice". The Guardian - Clinical Research Zone - NHS .
4ª. Sesión. Martes 23 de septiembre
Sistemas
* Howell, J. D. (1995). "Science, Scientific Systems and Surgery: Technology and the U.S. Hospital". In eds. Technology in the hospital: Transforming patient care in the early twentieth century. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, pp. 30-68.
* Timmermanns, S. and Berg, M. (1997). "Standardization in Action: Achieving Local Universality through Medical Protocols". Social Studies of Science 27: 273-305.
* Cambrosio, A.; Keating, P.; Schlich, T. and Weisz, G. (2006). "Regulatory objectivity and the generation and management of evidence in medicine". Social Science & Medicine 63: 189-99.
Suplementarias:
- Yaffe, M. B. (2013). "The Scientific Drunk and the Lamppost: Massive Sequencing Efforts in Cancer Discovery and Treatment". Science Signaling 6 (269): 13.
- Lohr, S. (2013). "Sizing Up Big Data, Broadening Beyond the Internet". Bits - The New York Times 19 Jun.
- Kennedy, K. (2013). "Analysis of huge data sets will reshape health care". USA Today 24 Nov.
ENTREGA Ensayo Final: Martes 7 de octubre