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A ciência em ação: seguindo Bruno Latour
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Common Knowledge, 2023
Abstract This memorial to Latour is not an appraisal of his fifty-year research career but the report of a traveling companion with a story to share about the apparent lack of continuity, the sudden, unapologetic, unprincipled changes of position, with which he surprised or scandalized his colleagues and readers.
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Abstract This memorial to Latour is not an appraisal of his fifty-year research career but the report of a traveling companion with a story to share about the apparent lack of continuity, the sudden, unapologetic, unprincipled changes of position, with which he surprised or scandalized his colleagues and readers.
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2020
Bruno Latour è un pensatore anticonformista, provocatorio e a tratti urticante, che negli ultimi decenni ha saputo innescare rivoluzioni concettuali di portata straordinaria in molti ambiti disciplinari, dalla filosofia all’antropologia, dalla critica d’arte all’ecologia politica.
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Bruno Latour è un pensatore anticonformista, provocatorio e a tratti urticante, che negli ultimi decenni ha saputo innescare rivoluzioni concettuali di portata straordinaria in molti ambiti disciplinari, dalla filosofia all’antropologia, dalla critica d’arte all’ecologia politica.
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2012
This slender, quirky, and intriguing book collects three pièces d'occasion that collectively extend the argument against the fetishism of facts so memorably advanced in Bruno Latour's We Have Never Been Modern (1993 [1991]). The first piece is a translation of a 1996 pamphlet that Latour wrote about an internship with an ethnopsychiatric practice at ...
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This slender, quirky, and intriguing book collects three pièces d'occasion that collectively extend the argument against the fetishism of facts so memorably advanced in Bruno Latour's We Have Never Been Modern (1993 [1991]). The first piece is a translation of a 1996 pamphlet that Latour wrote about an internship with an ethnopsychiatric practice at ...
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