Frederick Klemmer Books

Cyborgs And Citadels: Anthropological Interventions In Emerging Sciences And Technologies

By Karen-Sue Taussig, Sarah Williams, Donna J. Haraway, Paul Rabinow, LAURY OAKS, Emily Martin, Joseph Dumit, Gary Lee Downey, Deborah Heath, Rayna Rapp, Juan C. Lucena, David J Hess, Sharon Traweek, Frederick Klemmer, Ariane Van Der Straten

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In Cyborgs & Citadels, Some Of This Country's Thinkers Explore Such Questions As How Science Gains Authority To Direct Truth Practices (the Citadel Problem), The Boundaries Between Humans And Machi...

Cyborgs And Citadels: Anthropological Interventions In Emerging Sciences And Technologies

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some Of This Country's Most Imaginative And Influential Thinkers Explore Questions Such As How Science Gains Authority To Direct Truth Practices, The Boundaries Between Humans And Machines, And How...

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