Teoria Aktora-Sieci Bruno Latoura.

Teoria Aktora-Sieci Bruno Latoura.

2007, 1-2 | Krzysztof Abriszewski
This text aims to present Bruno Latour's Actor-Network Theory (ANT) and provide a context for understanding the problems discussed in the Prologue through a dialogue between a student and his Socratic Professor. The text highlights how ANT differs from other theoretical approaches, emphasizing its originality and unique perspective on the relationship between cognitive practices (science) and politics. Rooted in laboratory anthropology, ANT emphasizes meticulous empirical description and contributes a unique method for understanding the relatedness between science and politics. The text discusses how ANT challenges traditional dualistic approaches, focusing on the dynamic processes of network formation and stabilization rather than static explanations. It also explores ANT's views on the nature of knowledge, the role of actors in shaping reality, and the importance of empirical research in understanding the complex interplay between science and society.This text aims to present Bruno Latour's Actor-Network Theory (ANT) and provide a context for understanding the problems discussed in the Prologue through a dialogue between a student and his Socratic Professor. The text highlights how ANT differs from other theoretical approaches, emphasizing its originality and unique perspective on the relationship between cognitive practices (science) and politics. Rooted in laboratory anthropology, ANT emphasizes meticulous empirical description and contributes a unique method for understanding the relatedness between science and politics. The text discusses how ANT challenges traditional dualistic approaches, focusing on the dynamic processes of network formation and stabilization rather than static explanations. It also explores ANT's views on the nature of knowledge, the role of actors in shaping reality, and the importance of empirical research in understanding the complex interplay between science and society.
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