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Borromean Knots, OOO, and Social and Political Theory
Object-oriented social and political theory can be illustrated with respect to Lacan’s famous Borromean knots. It will be recalled that the peculiar quality of the Borromean knot is that no one … more →
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B. Latour's The Making of Law - Overview
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Jared Del Rosso wrote 1 day ago: Recently, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, expedited … more →
B. Latour's The Making of Law - Chapter 6
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Jared Del Rosso wrote 1 day ago: A week or so ago, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, ex … more →
A Few Random Thoughts...Spinoza, Descartes, Latour
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kvond wrote 4 days ago: Descartes philosophized laying in bed, it is said, and Spinoza did so at the work bench where he gro … more →
B. Latour's The Making of Law, Chapter 4
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Jared Del Rosso wrote 5 days ago: A week or so ago, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, ex … more →
B. Latour's The Making of Law - Chapter 3
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Jared Del Rosso wrote 1 week ago: Recently, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, expedited … more →
Bruno Latour on science
mackereleconomics wrote 1 week ago: The CBC documentary series Ideas did a 24-part series entitled How To Think About Science. In Part 5 … more →
Borromean Knots, OOO, and Social and Political Theory
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larvalsubjects wrote 1 week ago: Object-oriented social and political theory can be illustrated with respect to Lacan’s famous … more →
Holding on to Titanic's helm
Utisz wrote 1 week ago: Latour is at least correct on one thing, that there is no going back to a time when science was not … more →
B. Latour's The Making of Law - Chapter 2
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Jared Del Rosso wrote 1 week ago: Recently, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, expedited … more →
B. Latour's 'The Making of Law' - Preface & Chapter 1
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Jared Del Rosso wrote 1 week ago: A week or so ago, I received an early Christmas gift: Bruno Latour’s new book, The Making of Law, ex … more →
Mount Eerie: Wind's Poem
kaibosworth wrote 2 weeks ago: This is a review of Mount Eerie’s recent album Wind’s Poem that I wrote for a cultural s … more →
Get quality for less with Bordeaux seconds
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senelwine wrote 2 weeks ago: As published in the 12/2 edition of the Nashua Telegraph (click here for the Telegraph version). For … more →
Most Valuable Books of 2009
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larvalsubjects wrote 2 weeks ago: As the year draws to a close I find myself looking back at this crazy year and those texts that impa … more →
Being an Object-Oriented Ontologist and Actor-Network-Theorist is Hard!
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larvalsubjects wrote 2 weeks ago: Today in class we reached the fourth basic principle of Latour’s ontology in Irreductions as d … more →
Relations of Translation Between Actants
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larvalsubjects wrote 3 weeks ago: I am still experimenting with the diagram below, but as I was teaching the concept of translation in … more →
Bourdieu on Blogging: Where to Find Symbolic Capital?
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kvond wrote 3 weeks ago: Living Beyond Your Means, On Credit I don’t have time to summarize in depth, but some may be i … more →
Boyle's Air-Pump
Sean Kohingarara Sturm wrote 3 weeks ago: (See the wiki.) From 1844-ish, Robert Boyle (1627-91), alchemist and natural philosopher, was among … more →
The Play of Fascist Objects: Object-Orientation and Latour: Updated
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kvond wrote 3 weeks ago: Adriano has a really articulate comment he put up under my posting on Latour’s implicit Fascis … more →
Fascist Bindings In Latour: The Blinding Glory of Non-Human Agency
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kvond wrote 3 weeks ago: –– I’m still reading and digesting the essay, but Steve Fuller’s critical tr … more →
