Native American Dna: Tribal Belonging And The False Promise Of Genetic Science Kim Tallbear University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία General

Who Is A Native American? And Gets To Decide? From Genealogists Searching Online For Their Ancestors Fortune Hunters Hoping Slice Of Casino Profits Wealthy Tribes The Answers These Seemingly Straightforward Questions Have Profound Ramifications Rise Dna Testing Has Further Complicated Issues Raised Stakes In American Kim Tallbear Shows How Powerful-And Problematic-Scientific Process That Useful Determining Close Biological Relatives But Tribal Membership Legal Category Developed Dependence On Certain Social Understandings Historical Contexts Set Concepts Entangles Genetic Information Web Family Relations Reservation Histories Rules Government Regulations At Larger Level Asserts \ Markers\ Are Identified Applied Specific Groups Such As Bear Imprints Cultural Racial Ethnic National Even Misinterpretations Humans Study Them Notes Ideas About Science Which Informed White Definitions Nineteenth Century Unfortunately Being Revived Twenty-First-Century Laboratories Because Today\ S Seems So Compelling Increasing Numbers Americans Begun Believe Own Metaphors: Our Blood\ Giving Way This Rhetorical Drift She Argues Significant Consequences Ultimately Claims Land Resources Sovereignty Taken Generations Ratify May Be Seriously-And Permanently-Undermined Σελίδες: 256 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm