Biology As Ideology, by Richard Lewontin. Is Science Multicultural?, selections, by Sandra Harding Mathematics and Eurocentrism, by George Joseph
summarize the argument(not the facts!) of the reading
what overall point is the reading trying to make?
what change in your thinking or understanding does the author hope you will leave the piece with?
what logic does the author use to take you to their conclusion?
the second half of the paper should be analysis of and reaction to the reading. very important compare the argument of the reading to traditional western citv. interpretation: are the arguments very difernt and incompatible with the western civ. version? or are they different in emphasis but compatible?
why do you think the author felt it was important to make these arguments?
who was their audience?
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