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Reassembling the Social: An Introduction to Actor-Network-Theory

This book delves into the theoretical framework of Actor-Network-Theory, examining how social entities and networks are formed and evolve. It offers insights into the interactions between individuals and the broader social systems they are part of. more

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Bruno Latour
Bruno Latour

Bruno Latour is a French sociologist renowned for his contributions to the sociology of scientific knowledge. His research focuses on scientific practice, knowledge production, and the interactions between science and society. Latour's work has had a profound impact on understanding how science is constructed and communicated. more

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