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...Known Unknowns This chapter discusses how Asian scientists interpret population genetic data to tell a story about the conceptual unity of diverse peoples on the continent. Against the backdrop of historical and continuing political tensions, scientists at Biopolis have led the effort to form...

... sexual violence mental disability Address Unknown Adada , A Petal ...

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... The critical introduction to the edition and translation of . . . . . . Et les chiens se taisaient outlines its importance as an original and until recently unknown major dramatic work by Aimé Césaire. The article opens with a brief introduction of Aimé Césaire’s life and works for unfamiliar...

... framed their work in Cameroon as a global biosecurity issue, based on the idea that new, unknown viruses circulating among local apes and monkeys could pass to humans through the hunting and eating of “bushmeat” by Cameroonian populations. The chapter analyses how local artists and citizens criticized...

... This essay examines the extraordinary case history of Vivian Maier, a Chicago nanny unknown until after her death in 2009. Maier’s is a story of how an enormous corpus of photographs, made by an unknown photographer and never intended to be seen by anyone, can now be reconstituted and reframed...

... The epilogue returns to the ethical quandaries of a technology that, by seeking a pluripotent fate, may indeed open us up to a multitude of “unknown unknowns.” The author contrasts the two Asian models of biomedical entrepreneurialism. Biopolis deploys the ethnic heuristic to shape a transborder...

... This chapter explores listening practices in a soundwalk through consideration of Luce Irigaray’s ideas about intimate and ethical listening. The conceptualization of love as involving listening that is not yet coded but instead is open to the unknown is discussed as a valuable theoretical model...

... This chapter examines Frederick Douglass embodying “ART” and “FACTS.” Abolitionist James McCune Smith considers whether Douglass receives his intellect from his black mother, Harriet Bailey, or unknown white father. Bailey is construed as “the only one of all the slaves and colored people...