(Knorr Cetina) Epistemic Cultures

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(Knorr Cetina) Epistemic Cultures

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Jun 1, 2021

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The introductory chapter to the book, published in 1999. It's great, a reassuring & pleasant vision for science studies! The cases sound interesting as well.

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I read some classics in sociological theory, trying to release them from the dusty shelves. For more, see my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/AlecMcGail/ If you want to see me live, follow me @ https://www.twitch.tv/bergeront I recommend listening at 1.5x speed Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alec-mcgail/support

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(Knorr Cetina) Epistemic Cultures

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