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5 days ago · Bruno Latour’s writings have been discussed at length. My article proposes a ‘version’ of his career that emphasizes the obsessive permanence of his questioning, by focusing on the mission he set himself.
5 days ago · The work of French philosopher and sociologist Bruno Latour will serve as the primary source for this claim, as I argue that his critique of the belief-category is still rooted in a broader language of belief and action, unable to fully abandon the belief-category as he distinctly intended and conceptualized throughout his work.
2 days ago · To develop this argument, we draw on Bruno Latour’s (Citation 1999, Citation 2010) notion of “factish” in four specific ways. First, Latour coined this term by merging “fact” and “fetish,” thereby underscoring the challenge of delineating them.
22 hours ago · Decades of antihumanist one-upmanship have left the profession with a fascination for shaking the value out of what seems human, alive, and whole...Bruno Latour has described how scholars slip from “critique” into “critical barbarity,” giving “cruel treatment” to experiences and ideals that non-academics treat as objects of tender ...
4 days ago · Nonhumans are right there with us, hand-in-tentacle, when we construct our exorbitant nightmares and fantasias, for ‘matters and discourses are co-constituting ’ (Sheldon 2015: 201, emphasis added). 6 In this regard, note Haraway’s characterisation of Bruno Latour (whose work is drawn upon extensively in both NM and OOO) as ‘a ...
22 hours ago · While STS scholarship has often reflected on the natural sciences and technology, scholars such as Donna Haraway and Bruno Latour have been influential more broadly (e.g. Branch & Duché, 2022), and their ideas can assist in reflection on what is done when anthropologists make films as part of their research.
4 days ago · 16. From Social to Cosmic Consciousness: Latour’s Apocalyptic Reading of the Coronavirus Crisis. 17. Relativizing Scientific “Truth” 18. Truth and Transcendence versus Technique. 19. Negative Theology of the Earth According to Bruno Latour . Part III. Apocalyptic Hope . 20. Eschatology, Incarnation, Kenosis. 21. Indigenous Salvation as ...
