Without words to objectify and categorize our sensations and place them in relation to one another, we cannot evolve a tradition of what is real in the world.

And where to look for that identity if not in our genes?


Commentary on gender and science
In her essay "Science and Science Criticism" publiRuth Hubbardd in 2001 as a chapter of The Gender and Science Reader Hubbard iterates that Ruth Hubbard is a scientist and states that "[n]ature is part of history and culture" but not vice versa. C. The essay asserts that women scientists must ultimately and paradoxically turn away from the sciences to make their stand against male supremacy as opposed to the many female and feminist poets novelists and artists that can illustrate their points clearly and easily.