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Bruno Latour / Gerard de Vries.

Van Pelt Library Q175.46 .V75 2016
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Vries, Gerard de, 1948- author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Latour, Bruno.
Science--Social aspects.
Science.
Science and civilization.
Science--Philosophy.
Physical Description:
viii, 221 pages ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Cambridge, UK ; Malden, MA : Polity Press, 2016.
Contents:
1 Empirical Philosophy 1
1.1 Making Paris visible 5
1.2 The path towards 'empirical philosophy' 11
1.3 The power of addition 17
2 Science Studies 21
2.1 The 'Sociology of Scientific Knowledge' 26
2.2 An anthropologist visits a laboratory 31
2.3 Anatomy of a scientific paper 37
2.4 Realism in and about science 46
3 Science and Society 53
3.1 'The Pasteurization of France: War and Peace of Microbes' 57
3.2 'The Pasteurization of France: Irreductions' 63
3.3 Another turn after the social turn 68
3.4 The turn to ontology 76
4 Another Social Science 82
4.1 Deploying what makes up the social 87
4.2 Deploying how the social is stabilized 95
4.3 Shifting focus 100
5 A Philosophy for Our Time 114
5.1 'We Have Never Been Modern' 118
5.2 The modern Constitution 124
5.3 Relationism 129
5.4 Cosmopolites 136
6 A Comparative Anthropology of the Modems 149
6.1 A research protocol for a comparative anthropology 153
6.2 'Empirical philosophy' redefined 166
6.3 Enquiring modes of existence 174
6.4 The modern experience: fifteen modes 181
6.5 Facing 'Gaia' 191.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9780745650623
0745650627
9780745650630
0745650635
OCLC:
941714529

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