The Palgrave Handbook of Biology and Society

<div>INTRODUCTION BY THE EDITORS. Introducing the New Biosocial Landscape;&nbsp;Meloni, Cromby, Fitzgerald, and Lloyd.-&nbsp;SECTION I: History of the Biology/Society Relationship.- Chapter&nbsp;1.Models, Metaphors, Lamarckisms and the Emergence of ‘Scientific Sociology’;&nbsp;Snait Gissis.- Chapter 2.The transcendence of the social: Durkheim, Weismann and the Purification of Sociology;&nbsp;Maurizio Meloni.- Chapter&nbsp;3. Biology, Social Science, and Population in Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Britain;&nbsp;Chris Renwick.- Chapter&nbsp;4. The concept of plasticity in the history of the nature-nurture debate in the early 20th century;&nbsp;&nbsp;Antonine Nicoglou.- Chapter&nbsp;5. An Evolving, Evolutionary Science of Human Differences;&nbsp;Jonathan Marks.- Chapter 6.&nbsp;Experimenting in the Biosocial: The Strange Case of Twin Research;&nbsp;Will Viney.- Chapter 7.&nbsp;Histories and meanings of Epigenetics;&nbsp;Tatjana Buklijas.-&nbsp;SECTION II. &nbsp;Genomics, Postgenomics, Epigenetics and Society.- Chapter&nbsp;8. Scrutinizing the Epigenetics Revolution;&nbsp;&nbsp;Maurizio Meloni and Giuseppe Testa,.- Chapter 9.&nbsp;Social & Behavioral Epigenetics: Evolving Perspectives on Nature-Nurture Interplay, Plasticity, and Inheritance;&nbsp;Frances Champagne.- Chapter&nbsp;10. Molecular Multicultures;&nbsp;Amy Hinterberger.- Chapter 11.&nbsp;The First Thousand Days: Epigenetics in the Age of Global Health; Michelle Pentecost.- Chapter&nbsp;12. Genetics, epigenetics and social justice in education: learning as a complex biosocial phenomenon;&nbsp;Deborah Youdell.- Chapter&nbsp;13. Genetics, epigenetics and social justice in education: learning as a complex biosocial phenomenon;&nbsp;Sabina Leonelli.-&nbsp;SECTION III. &nbsp;Neuroscience: brain, culture and social relations.- Chapter&nbsp;14.&nbsp;Proposal for a Critical Neuroscience;&nbsp;Jan Slaby and Suparna Choudhury.- Chapter&nbsp;15. On the Neurodisciplines of Culture;&nbsp;Fernando Vidal and Francisco Ortega.- Chapter&nbsp;16. Affective Neuroscience as Sociological Inquiry?;&nbsp;- Christian Von Scheve.- Chapter&nbsp;17. Mechanisms of Embodiment in Religious Belief and Practice: “Bio-looping” in Candomblé Trance and Possession;&nbsp;&nbsp;Rebecca Seligman.- Chapter 18. Experimental Entanglements: Social Science and Neuroscience beyond Interdisciplinarity;&nbsp;Des Fitzgerald and Felicity Callard.- Chapter 19&nbsp;Developing Schizophrenia;&nbsp;John Cromby.- Chapter&nbsp;20. Epigenetics and the suicidal brain: reconsidering context in an emergent style of reasoning;&nbsp;Stephanie Lloyd and Eugene Raikhel.- SECTION IV. Social Epidemiology.- Chapter&nbsp;21. The embodiment dynamic over the lifecourse: a case for examining cancer aetiology;&nbsp;Michelle Kelly-Irving & Cyrille Delpierre.- Chapter&nbsp;22. Epigenetic signatures of socioeconomic status across the lifecourse;&nbsp;Silvia Stringhini and Paolo Vineis.- Chapter&nbsp;23. An intergenerational perspective on social inequality in health and life opportunities: the maternal capital model;&nbsp;Jonathan Wells and Akanksha Marphatia.- Chapter&nbsp;24. Quantifying social influences throughout the life-course: action, structure and ‘omics’;&nbsp;Mike Kelly and Rachel Kelly.- Chapter&nbsp;25 Health inequalities and the interplay of socioeconomic factors and health in the life course;&nbsp;Rasmus Hoffmann, Hannes Kröger, Eduwin Pakpahan.-&nbsp;SECTION V. Medicine and Society.- Chapter&nbsp;26. Universal Biology, Local Society? Notes from Anthropology;&nbsp;Patrick Bieler, Jorg Niewohner.- Chapter 27.Big Data and Biomedicine;&nbsp;Nadine Levin.- Chapter&nbsp;28. Personalised and Precision Medicine: What kind of society does it take?;&nbsp;Barbara Prainsack.- Chapter&nbsp;29. Emergent postgenomic bodies and their (non)scalable environments;&nbsp;Megan Warin and Aryn Martin.- Chapter 30.&nbsp;The vitality of disease;&nbsp;Ayo Wahlberg.- Chapter 31.&nbsp;Bioethnography: A How-To Guide for the Twenty-First Century;&nbsp;Liz Roberts and Camilo Sanz.-&nbsp;SECTION VI.Contested Sites/Future Perspectives.- Chapter&nbsp;32. The Postgenomic Politics of Race;&nbsp;&nbsp;Catherine Bliss.- Chapter 33.&nbsp;Of Rats and Women: Narratives of Motherhood in Environmental Epigenetics;&nbsp;Martha Kenney and Ruth Müller.- Chapter&nbsp;34. Ancestors and Identities: DNA, Genealogy, and Stories;&nbsp;Jessica Bardill.- Chapter&nbsp;35. Species of Biocapital, 2008&nbsp;and Speciating Biocapital, 2017;&nbsp;Stefan Helmreich with a postcript by Nicole Labruto.- Chapter&nbsp;36. Human Tendencies;&nbsp;Ed Cohen.- Chapter&nbsp;37. Ten theses on the subject of biology and politics: conceptual, methodological, and biopolitical considerations;&nbsp;Samantha Frost.</div>