Sociology, Volume 35Clarendon Press, 2001 - Sociology |
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... complex array of heterogeneous relations . Latour first outlined his alternative to social studies of science during an analysis of Louis Pasteur's discovery of the anthrax vaccine ( see Latour 1983 ) , and it is worth outlining this ...
... complex array of heterogeneous relations . Latour first outlined his alternative to social studies of science during an analysis of Louis Pasteur's discovery of the anthrax vaccine ( see Latour 1983 ) , and it is worth outlining this ...
Page 120
... complex sets of relations . In order to understand the ubiquity of such networks - and especially their environ- mental consequences - it is necessary to trace their emergence , consolidation and reach . As these networks are built from ...
... complex sets of relations . In order to understand the ubiquity of such networks - and especially their environ- mental consequences - it is necessary to trace their emergence , consolidation and reach . As these networks are built from ...
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... complex , heterogeneous matrices in which this distinctiveness plays itself out ( Michael 1996 ) ? While we may no ... complex amalgam of social and non - social forces and , yes , such action always takes place within complex , hetero ...
... complex , heterogeneous matrices in which this distinctiveness plays itself out ( Michael 1996 ) ? While we may no ... complex amalgam of social and non - social forces and , yes , such action always takes place within complex , hetero ...
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