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In this fashion the theory shifts our attention away from humans and the social to
collectives and complex ecologies . And implict in the arguments of actor -
network theorists is the notion that this ecological approach is well suited to the
study of ...
In this fashion the theory shifts our attention away from humans and the social to
collectives and complex ecologies . And implict in the arguments of actor -
network theorists is the notion that this ecological approach is well suited to the
study of ...
Page 127
Or , to put it another way , of combining an awareness of human distinctiveness -
notably linked to language and culture - with a focus on the complex ,
heterogeneous matrices in which this distinctiveness plays itself out ( Michael
1996 ) ?
Or , to put it another way , of combining an awareness of human distinctiveness -
notably linked to language and culture - with a focus on the complex ,
heterogeneous matrices in which this distinctiveness plays itself out ( Michael
1996 ) ?
Page 253
We can indeed relate to it through an understanding of the globe as complex
connectivity . We have turned it from a source of alterity to one of relation , and in
a certain way , through the epistemological models of Western science and ...
We can indeed relate to it through an understanding of the globe as complex
connectivity . We have turned it from a source of alterity to one of relation , and in
a certain way , through the epistemological models of Western science and ...
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