Everything after exam 1: weeks 6 to 9. One page a week, cut into parts so it is obvious where the reading for one class stops.
A set is built in two passes, and the tag on each question says which pass it came from. Questions marked from the reading are written from the chapters and can be answered from them. Questions marked from the lecture come from her posted notes and appear after the class has happened.
So the same page does two jobs. Do the reading questions the day you read, before the lecture. Come back after the lecture for the ones that were added, and again in November for the whole thing.
Crasnow and Intemann ch. 4 and ch. 5. The nine phases and the rod and frame case, then Longino, Harding and Wylie. Then agnotology, Tuana's five kinds of ignorance, and the five ways ignorance gets made. One class this week, so both chapters belong to it.
Four chapters of the Routledge Handbook: Du Châtelet, feminist philosophy of biology, values in science, and science for the people. Two classes, and the reading guide does not say which chapters go with which day, so the parts will be by chapter until that is known.
Tremain, Foucault and Feminist Philosophy of Disability. Ch. 1 groundwork and ch. 2 power and normalization for week 8, then ch. 5 on bioethics as a technology of government for week 9. The readings still have to be fetched.