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Bruno Latour
philosopher · 7 mentions across 4 readings
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Bruno Latour is a sociologist and philosopher of science known for theorizing the entanglement of human and nonhuman actors in networks of technology and knowledge-making. In this course, he appears primarily as a source for understanding the escalating "intimacy and scale" of human-machine transactions in contemporary life, enabling discussions of how technological systems and their users co-constitute each other rather than operating as separate domains. His work supports the theoretical move toward recognizing machines not as tools external to social life but as active participants in the reshaping of human experience and agency.
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