Jaargang / Année 3, 1997, nr. 1 - Gewina

46 Lezingen en congressen I Conferences et congres
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prendra place au XXth International Congress of History of Science, a l'Universite de Liege; pour
tous renseignement relatifs au XXe Congres, il convient de contacter le Centre d'Histoire des
Sciences de l'Universite de Liege, av. des Tilleuls,14 - 4000 Liege tel.: 32.2. 41.66.94.79 fax:
32.2.41.66.95.47.
'W'hat is a Scientific Author?'
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, March 7-9, 1997
Session I- Technology, Instruments, and Authorship
Paul Rabinow (University of California, Berkeley), 'Secede and Assemble: Ready­
Made Events in Molecular Biology'
Pamela Long Q"ohns Hopkins University), 'Power, Patronage and the Authorship
of Ars: From Mechanical Know-how to Mechanical Knowledge in the Last
Scribal Age'
Myles Jackson (University of Chicago), 'Artisanal Versus Scientific Knowledge:
Fr,tunhofer and Working-Class Optics'
Robert Brain (Harvard University), 'Scandals of the Extrinsic: The French Legal
Subject in the Age of Technical Reproducibility'
Christian Licoppe (France Telecom, Centre National d'Etudes des
Telecommunications), 'Managing Narratives and the Shaping of the Self
Through a Hybrid Authorial Voice'
James Boyle (Washington College of Law, American University), Commentary
Session II - Authorship in Big Science
Mario Biagioli (Harvard University), 'Authorship, Credit, and Responsibility in
Contemporary Biomedicine'
Peter Galison (Harvard University), 'The Collective Author'
Sharon Traweek (University of California, Los Angeles), 'Gossip and
Alphabetical Order in High-Energy Physics'
Hugh Gusterson (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), 'The Death of the
Author and Authors of Death: Creativity and Prestige Among Nuclear Weapons
Scientists'
Arnold Davidson (University of Chicago), Commentary
Roger Chartier (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris), Keynote
Address