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Drawing things together
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Ingmar Lippert
- Posted on February 12th, 2012
Tagged:
Actor-Network Theory
representation
Publication Type:
Book Chapter
Authors:
Bruno Latour
Source:
Representation in scientific practice, MIT Press, Cambridge (Massachusetts), London, p.19–68 (1990)
Keywords:
Actor-Network Theory
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representation
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