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Teoria aktora-sieci jako teoria kultury

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Abriszewski K.

Prace Kulturoznawcze

2015

tom 18

99 - 116

The article addresses the problem of a gap between Actor-Network Theory (ANT) and more traditionally oriented cultural theories. The very gap stems from the fact that ANT rejects such concepts as culture or society, which remain at the core of cultural theories. These are the results of ontological and theoretical considerations. The aim of the text is to bridge the gap by using Zygmunt Bauman’s metatheoretical argument from the introduction to his Culture as praxis, written in 1999. Bauman analyzes there how historical circumstances of “culture” cumulate in the concept itself. Following Bauman, I reconstruct the basic elements of it as: order and system determinism; freedom and creativity; ambivalent relation connecting the two; and using “culture” as an explanation of the relative order binding together social world and individuals that inhabit it. Then I translate them using such ANT concepts as negotiations, stabilization, punctualisation, actor-network, agency. I argue that ANT may make traditional theories more open to study the problems of agency and material complexities in culture. It also helps to investigate cultural phenomena in three parallel dimensions approaching culture as a stable container for actions, as a result of local negotiations and as an object of controversies and negotiations.

McLuhan spotyka Derridę i cholerę w studiach nad nauką

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Abriszewski K. , Maciej F.

2012

tom 3

nr T

195-206

The present text is a special kind of an introduction to the study „Visualization and Cognition” by Bruno Latour, structurally referring to the „A prologue in form of a dialogue between a Student and his (somewhat) Socratic Professor” by the same author. There emerges a picture of one of Latour’s two most important works on science, the source of his most important findings in this field, a classic of the area of visual anthropology. As shown by the authors, „Visualization ...” gives us an opportunity to comprehend the broadly understood images of the anthropology of science and the Actor-Network Theory, and can be a starting point for the moral and political reflection on modern science, including attempts to deal with the question: how to do science in a reasonable manner.