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catalyst-32430	Vint, Sherryl	Review of Infrahumanisms: Science, Culture, and the Making of Modern Non/personhood, by Megan H. Glick	2019	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1785	42	27	Throughout the book, Glick engages with scientific discourses contemporary to the period under examination. The gaps in time between the three periods and the shift among scientific discourses across the sections—primatology in Part I, radiation and exobiology in Part II, AIDS and xenotransplantation in Part III— makes this work less integrated as a single volume than would be ideal, but the Book Review | Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience Issue 5 (Vol 2) Sherryl Vint, 2019 3 trade-off that comes from a lack of sustained focus on a single period of history or body of scientific knowledge is the fact that Glick demonstrates the pervasive way that the discourse of species enables racial bias to persist in new bodies of knowledge.	cache/catalyst-32430.pdf	txt/catalyst-32430.txt