(a) Referring to Nikolas Roses sociological analysis and Charlotte Ravens autobiographical case study, consider how new genetic knowledge and practice may be part of significant changes in experiences of self, group and kinship.
(b) Nikolas Rose argues that the identification of individuals at genetic risk does not generate fatalism.
On the contrary it creates an obligation to act in the present in relation to the potential futures that now come into view.
Referring to the Charlotte Raven article, explain and evaluate this argument.
** PLEASE REFER TO ROSE ARGUEMENTS IN THE HANDOUT PROVIDED AND ARGUE AND EVALUATE WITH FOUCAULT AND CANTER’S NEW GENETICS THEORIES.
** PLEASE ANSWER BOTH QUESTIONS INDIVIDUALLY.
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You have to read the two uploads and to be able to answer the questions.
PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS USING VALID, ACADEMIC AND RELEVANT ARGUEMENTS AND SOURCES
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