electrical native - prof #sociology & #sts - director of the center for the sociology of innovation (mines paris)
New books in 2025: The Care of things (Polity) // Fragilities (MIT Press)
Interested in #maintenance #architecture #data #datalabor #city ..
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electrical native - prof #sociology & #sts - director of the center for the sociology of innovation (mines paris)
New books in 2025: The Care of things (Polity) // Fragilities (MIT Press)
Interested in #maintenance #architecture #data #datalabor #city
Intriguing and inspiring stories, an almost up-to-date state of the art of maintenance and repair studies, and a deep dive into the worries, diplomacy and ambivalences of the art of making things last.
All in one single book.
www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-care-o...
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L’occasion d'en exposer la démarche et l'argument 🔽
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The students had read Ruth Schwartz Cowan’s classic More Work for Mother: the Ironies of Household Technology from the Open Hearth to the Microwave
I wanted them to remember 1) the hard work, and 2) how some work disappeared
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They’re so dangerous.
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We are definitely heading back to the 1930s.
This is. so. frightening.
Even as a reader, I often get frustrated by the results and discussion sections.
Hopefully a few journals resist.
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(Le communiqué ne dit pas sur quoi il est « revu et corrigé » et si Latour a participé, avant sa mort, à cette révision)
Sortie le 2 octobre.
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I’m leaving my current employer in December for a post at the Laboratoire Population Environnement Développement at Aix Marseille Université. I’m absolutely thrilled to be joining/
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Young men more likely to vote Green than Reform. Young men second most progressive group of any demographic. Combined right-wing vote barely bigger than Green vote alone for young men
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unbreaking.org
1. Ksenia Shepetina, "Caring for the Damaged Landscape"
2. Mylène Tanferri, “Signal of Care"
3. Juliette Salme (online), "Taking Care of What Will Take Care"
4. Demetra Kourri (online), "The Hybrid City”
1. Daria Volkova, "Who inhabits the cellar?"
2. Rachan Daimary, "Signals in the Wild"
3. Ada Arendt, "Unseeing the Split"
4. Karolina Sobecka, "Thinking with Heat"
Come join us tomorrow and listen to great contributions.