Transgenic crops: a sociological view
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Keywords

cultivos transgénicos
ADN
teoría del actor-red
Monsanto Transgenic crops
RNA
Actor–network theory
Monsanto

How to Cite

Fernández Criado, A. (2012). Transgenic crops: a sociological view. Eikasía Revista De Filosofía, (42), 115–125. Retrieved from https://revistadefilosofia.org/index.php/ERF/article/view/482

Abstract

Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) are beings whose DNA has been altered because of human interests. This essay will try to show how the development of GMO grown for alimentation was by using ―in order to give coherence to our study― the Actor‐Network Theory. Thus, we will detect the actors involved, the interests they are creating and the relationships established between the actors, and we will see how those elements create a network whose stability can never be assured.

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