Reassembling the Social¶
Latour, B. (2005). Reassembling the Social: An Introduction to Actor-Network-Theory. Oxford University Press.
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- Culture Lag
- This generalizes far beyond culture: ecosystems have fast-adapting species and slow-adapting ones; economies have quickly repriceable markets and slowly renegotiated contracts; organisms have fast-developing behaviors and slow-developing morphologies; software systems have rapidly changing application layers and slowly changing infrastructure
This sourceActor-network-theory account of technology–society relations. NON-SUPPORTING for the Abstract-Reasoning claim it is cited on (that ecosystems, economies, organisms, and software systems all exhibit fast/slow differential adaptive rates); Latour does not make that cross-substrate generalization. Citation real; link added; flagged.
- This generalizes far beyond culture: ecosystems have fast-adapting species and slow-adapting ones; economies have quickly repriceable markets and slowly renegotiated contracts; organisms have fast-developing behaviors and slow-developing morphologies; software systems have rapidly changing application layers and slowly changing infrastructure
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