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These aspects of the theory have been outlined in a substantial number of case
studies ( see , for instance , Callon 1986 ; Latour 1996 ; Law 1994 ) and have
yielded an interesting perspective on - science in action ' . But more than this , the
...
These aspects of the theory have been outlined in a substantial number of case
studies ( see , for instance , Callon 1986 ; Latour 1996 ; Law 1994 ) and have
yielded an interesting perspective on - science in action ' . But more than this , the
...
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relationship human beings had to nature , and entailed action oriented towards
the successful manipulation of objects . The latter referred to the communicative
relationship between subjects , and entailed a different form of action , that ...
relationship human beings had to nature , and entailed action oriented towards
the successful manipulation of objects . The latter referred to the communicative
relationship between subjects , and entailed a different form of action , that ...
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In ordinary conversation , an action hearable as an ' invitation ' is something that
delimits the range of possible rational actions to be producedʻnext ' by a co -
participant in the sequence of talk . Put slightly differently , an invitation affords
the ...
In ordinary conversation , an action hearable as an ' invitation ' is something that
delimits the range of possible rational actions to be producedʻnext ' by a co -
participant in the sequence of talk . Put slightly differently , an invitation affords
the ...
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