Examples of using Chakrabarty in English and their translations into German
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The Chakrabarty case changed how patent law was interpreted.
A couple of pages before the last quotation I referred to, Chakrabarty makes the same point in a slightly different way.
Chakrabarty, these developments are ecumenically contextualized in a new way.
The decision of the Supreme Court of Justice on Chakrabarty[was] extended to cover the entire range of what exists as living matter.
Chakrabarty devised a way of combining the multiple plasmids into a single strain.
Mohamed El-Sayed Abdel-Rahim, of Egypt, Enric Ballester Burcet, of Spain, Xu Fei, from China,Mihail Bahânov, of Rusia, and Gita Chakrabarty from India.
Dipesh Chakrabarty drives the idea of a supranational forum even further.
Our goal is to help answer how and why we often see repeated evolution of similaranatomies in different parts of the Tree of Life," Chakrabarty said.
TED Fellow Prosanta Chakrabarty explores hidden parts of the world in search of new species of cave-dwelling fish.
I employ the concept of composition along the lines that have been developed since the 1960s by Italian"autonomist Marxism"(Wright 2002). But I'm speaking of living labor particularly taking into account thereflections on this Marxian concept proposed by Dipesh Chakrabarty in a seminal chapter of Provincializing Europe.
General Electric and Professor Chakrabarty went to the patent office with a little microbe that eats up oil spills.
Ten third prizes went to: Salim Sabah Saray of Iraq, Jonathan of China, Olexandr Kozlenko of Ukraine, Werner Hoffmann from Germany, Nikolai Larin of Russia, Juan Franco Crespo of Spain, Nouari Naghmouchi of Algeria, who wrote to the English Service, Jonathan Murphy of Ireland,Bibi Z. Shah from Pakistan and India's Deepita Chakrabarty.
Following Chakrabarty, I have used until now the concept of living labor as the counterpart of abstract labor.
This means that I consider the theoretical framework developed here by Chakrabarty valid beyond the realm of capital and labor in the sense that it can be used to critically investigate modernity in general.
Chakrabarty discovered that the ability to degrade hydrocarbons was two to genes on plasmids that the bacterium carried.
Edward Said(1925-2003) and his critique of Orientalism, Homi Bhabha's(born 1949) concept ofhybridity and, finally, Dipesh Chakrabarty(born 1948), who emerged from the Subaltern Studies school and whose oft-quoted appeal to"provincialise" Europe takes particular aim at the methodological Eurocentrism prevalent in the discipline of history.
Although Chakrabarty did not use molecular techniques in constructing his oil-eating bacteria, by the time the decision was final, most of the recombinant DNA techniques in use today had been invented.
Or, as historian Dipesh Chakrabarty puts it in a conversation with Bernd M. Scherer,“Nothing helps us like a disaster.”.
Chakrabarty looks in a very original way at the classical problem of the relation between"abstract" and"concrete" labor, in a way substituting this latter concept with the one of"living labor" that is particularly used by Marx in the Grundrisse.
Nirapada Mallik(Dy.leader), Shyamal Chakrabarty, Nima Tashi( former Dy. Director of training at The HMI Darjeeling) and Dorji sherpa were the summitters.
Chakrabarty sees the solution to the dilemma of the"simultaneous indispensability and inadequacy" of Western concepts and categories in non-Western contexts not in a relapse into nativism or radical cultural relativism, but rather a critical assessment of their"ethno-centric" origins and the willingness to translate them and, if necessary, to build upon and modify them.
Using the work of Nikolaj Trubetzkoy and Dipesh Chakrabarty, Kraft considered whether or not her theoretical considerations are able to be applied to the relationships that existed between Western and Eastern Europe.
I know when Ananda Chakrabarty, through his employer, General Electric, applied for a patent on a strain of bacteria that could efficiently degrade crude oil, his application was denied.
By contrast, Dipesh Chakrabarty asserts that“cross-categorical translation could be a way of opening up this mechanism in a critical manner.
With globalisation proceeding apace, Chakrabarty tells us that it is high time to integrate repressed histories into the Eurocentric view of the world instead of dualistically opposing modernity and tradition.
The research team at LSU, led by Chakrabarty, will conduct genomic sequencing of the cavefish and its relatives to determine convergent genetic markers known to be involved in pelvic girdle formation in other walking vertebrates.
