دانلود کتاب آینده های متاژنومیک – چگونه تحقیقات میکروبیوم سلامت را دوباره پیکربندی می کند و انسان بودن به چه معناست

This book is an ethnographic exploration of what it means to be human from a more- than- human perspective, the microbial perspective. It engages with the scientific study of the microbiome and the vast microbial biodiver­sity that surrounds and constitutes us. Microbes connect human bodies with the environment in which they live and have important implications for both human and environmental health. Scientists studying the microbiome are explorers of uncharted life, and in this venture, they are constrained by onto- epistemic working practices grounded in the reductionist para­digm of molecular biology. At the same time, however, they configure the microbiome ecosystem as an aspirational form of ecological cohabitation. The aim of the book is to critically explore the ethical, political and onto­logical implications of microbiome science in times of profound socio- technical and ecological transition and engage with them productively from an anthropological perspective. It suggests ways to revitalise current debates within medical anthropology, environmental anthropology, science and technology studies and anthropology at large, especially with regard to posthumanism, the ontological turn and critical data study.