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This book offers an in-depth exploration of the American model of public expertise production, through the emblematic case of health insurance reform. It highlights the central role played by non-governmental experts in the making of U.S. public policy.

This book analyzes how sound facilitates the immersion of readers and listeners into fictional worlds, when Victorian authors textualize soundscapes onto the page, and when these are sonified onto the air through their radio adaptation by Radio France.

Given the widespread use of biomedical techniques to shape gendered bodies (contraception, reproduction, desire, identity...), how can we talk about the organic from a critical perspective? This book contrasts the biologization of gender with its naturalization, two technical cultures of embodiment

This book discusses traditional skeptical questions concerning external world, other minds, induction and the reality of the past, and some types of reductionism concerning moral properties, colors, mental states and universals.