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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
oriented ...
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
oriented ...
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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 produced 'next' by a co-
participant in the sequence of talk. Put slightly differently, an invitation afiords the
...
In ordinary conversation, an action hearable as an 'invitation' is something that
delimits the range of possible rational actions to be produced 'next' by a co-
participant in the sequence of talk. Put slightly differently, an invitation afiords the
...
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KIERAN FLANAGAN Reflexivity Ethics and the Teaching of the Sociology of Religion | 1 |
ToNY WALTER Reincarnation Modernity and Identity 21 | 21 |
Dating in a Postmodern | 39 |
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