Introduction: Latour and Eighteenth-Century Literary Studies
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Introduction : Latour and Eighteenth-Century Literary Studies. / Lupton, Tina Jane; Silver, Sean ; Sneed, Adam .
I: The Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation, Bind 57, Nr. 2, 2016, s. 165-179.Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Tidsskriftartikel › Forskning › fagfællebedømt
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TY - JOUR
T1 - Introduction
T2 - Latour and Eighteenth-Century Literary Studies
AU - Lupton, Tina Jane
AU - Silver, Sean
AU - Sneed, Adam
PY - 2016
Y1 - 2016
N2 - Bruno Latour's formulation of modernity as a particular intertwining of persons and things has shaped recent efforts to rethink the legacy of the Enlightenment. What is more, Latour has often reverted to the eighteenth century as a site of origins—whether it is for the sort of practices that characterize the modern laboratory, the social formations that are the objects of Actor-Network Theory generally, and the kinds of false conceptual breaks that obscure the nature of these very formations and practices. Scholars studying the literature ...Bruno Latour's formulation of modernity as a particular intertwining of persons and things has shaped recent efforts to rethink the legacy of the Enlightenment. What is more, Latour has often reverted to the eighteenth century as a site of origins—whether it is for the sort of practices that characterize the modern laboratory, the social formations that are the objects of Actor-Network Theory generally, and the kinds of false conceptual breaks that obscure the nature of these very formations and practices. Scholars studying the literature ...
AB - Bruno Latour's formulation of modernity as a particular intertwining of persons and things has shaped recent efforts to rethink the legacy of the Enlightenment. What is more, Latour has often reverted to the eighteenth century as a site of origins—whether it is for the sort of practices that characterize the modern laboratory, the social formations that are the objects of Actor-Network Theory generally, and the kinds of false conceptual breaks that obscure the nature of these very formations and practices. Scholars studying the literature ...Bruno Latour's formulation of modernity as a particular intertwining of persons and things has shaped recent efforts to rethink the legacy of the Enlightenment. What is more, Latour has often reverted to the eighteenth century as a site of origins—whether it is for the sort of practices that characterize the modern laboratory, the social formations that are the objects of Actor-Network Theory generally, and the kinds of false conceptual breaks that obscure the nature of these very formations and practices. Scholars studying the literature ...
M3 - Journal article
VL - 57
SP - 165
EP - 179
JO - Eighteenth Century
JF - Eighteenth Century
SN - 0193-5380
IS - 2
ER -
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