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A Brief Overview of Actor-Network Theory: Punctualization, Heterogeneous Engineering & Translation

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Conference presentation
Date created
2009
Authors/Contributors
Author: Cressman, D.
Abstract
This paper argues that Actor-Network Theory (ANT) contains concepts that can be used as tools to better reveal the complexities of our sociotechnical world. To explore this, the paper puts forward an overview of ANT that draws upon those concepts that make ANT a valuable tool within the social study of technology.

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Identifier
CPROST Catalogue Number: 09-01
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Faculty/Staff
Peer reviewed?
Yes
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http://www.sfu.ca/cprost/?p=272
Language
English
Member of collection
Centre for Policy Research on Science and Technology
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