 | Melanie L. Mauthner, Maxine Birch, Julie Jessop, Tina Miller - 2002 - 188 pagina’s
...philosophical and methodological stance towards her subject matter. 'These were my friends', wrote McClintock, 'you look at these things, they become part of you. And you forget yourself (McClintock, cited in Keller, 1985: 165). In a world characterized by positivist empiricist models... | |
 | A. David Napier - 2010 - 344 pagina’s
...with them, and everything got big. I was even able to see the internal parts of the chromosome — actually everything was there. It surprised me because...part of you. And you forget yourself. The main thing about it is that you forget yourself. (Keller 1983, ii 7)6 Lest we miss the significance of McClin... | |
 | A. David Napier - 2010 - 344 pagina’s
...see the internal parts of the chromosome — actually everything was there. It surprised me hecause I actually felt as if I were right down there and...part of you. And you forget yourself. The main thing about it is that you forget yourself. (Keller 1983, Lest we miss the significance of McClintock 's... | |
 | Cassandra L. Pinnick, Noretta Koertge, Robert F. Almeder - 2003 - 292 pagina’s
...closeness to chromosomes, McClintock says: "I was part of the system. I was right down there with them As you look at these things, they become part of you. And you forget yourself. The main thing about it is you forget yourself" (Keller 1983, 117; emphasis mine). Keller uses this quote to explicate... | |
 | Barbara Feldon - 2007 - 180 pagina’s
...Barbara McClintock won the Nobel prize for her research into the genes of corn. In an interview she said, "As you look at these things they become part of you. And you forget yourself." Then she spoke of "the real affection" one gets for the pieces of the puzzle that "go together." It... | |
 | Elizabeth Ann Ellsworth - 2005 - 206 pagina’s
...when I was really working with them I wasn't outside, I was down there. I was part of the system .... As you look at these things, they become part of you....yourself. The main thing is that you forget yourself." Rather than a feeling being felt then by some subjectivity, a feeling is not owned by a subject, but... | |
 | Trebbe Johnson - 2011 - 322 pagina’s
...under a microscope: "I was part of the system," she explained. "I was right down there with them — As you look at these things, they become part of you. And you forget yourself. The main thing about it is you forget yourself."10 Forgetting oneself while in pursuit of the soul's thriving is falling... | |
 | Rowena Douglas - 2006 - 458 pagina’s
...parts of the chromosomes — actually everything was there. It surprised me because 1 felt as if I was right down there and these were my friends.. . . As...they become part of you. And you forget yourself. (Keller 1983, p. 165) In McClintock's science, observation, imagination, perseverance, perspectivetaking,... | |
 | Steven M. Rosen - 2008 - 291 pagina’s
...I was down there. I was part of the system.. ..It surprised me because I actually felt as if I was right down there and these were my friends.. ..As...they become part of you. And you forget yourself." (McClintock quoted in Fox-Keller 1985, p. 165) Fox-Keller observes that McClintock' s vocabulary "is... | |
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As you look at these things, they become part of you. And you forget yourself. 
