Scientist as Subject

Delve into the fascinating intersection of science and psychology with "Scientist as Subject" by Michael J. Mahoney. Published by Eliot Werner Publications Inc in 2004, this compelling paperback explores the unique quirks and challenges faced by scientists within their professional realm. Spanning 282 pages, Mahoney’s insightful work provides an updated introduction that reflects on contemporary academic issues such as politics, tenure, and the intricate dynamics of publication and power relations. Additionally, it addresses the ongoing debates within science studies and the notable "science wars." This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the psychological aspects of scientific inquiry and the social implications of scientific practice. Discover how Mahoney artfully examines the intricacies of the scientific profession, making it a valuable addition to your library.