Laboratory Life¶
Latour, B., & Woolgar, S. (1986). Laboratory Life: The Construction of Scientific Facts. Princeton University Press.
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- The same move recurs elsewhere. Anthropology into science-and-technology studies applied ethnographic thickness to laboratories and trading floors, so that practices which looked rule-following from outside read as interpretive accomplishments from inside.
This sourceApplies ethnographic thick description to a scientific laboratory, reading apparently rule-following practice as situated interpretive accomplishment — the port of anthropological thickness into science-and-technology studies.
- The same move recurs elsewhere. Anthropology into science-and-technology studies applied ethnographic thickness to laboratories and trading floors, so that practices which looked rule-following from outside read as interpretive accomplishments from inside.
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