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... arguments on topics including theory and method, nonhuman agency and politics, and technical mediation. Copyright © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 actor-network theory anthropology Bruno Latour disciplinary translations literary studies Common Knowledge 26:2 DOI 10.1215/0961754X-8188844 ©...

.... Rorty called Heidegger “a self-infatuated blowhard” ( Rorty, “Heidegger and the Atomic Bomb,” 275 ). 43. See Blok, “Anthropologist.” 44. Deleuze, Difference and Repetition , xx. 45. See Jensen, “Disciplinary Translations.” 46. Stengers, “Cosmopolitical Proposal...

... leaves us with “an ethos of knowledges that verges on a chaos of in-disciplines.” The essay concludes, however, that Latour’s “in-disciplinary” thinking is and will likely continue to be an important resource for explorations into the uncertain, “nonmodern” erritories that Latour has so valuably observed...

... of the humanities to sober analysis. Their study is composed in the spirit of the “disciplinary, historicizing knowledge” that marks, for them, the modern university's normative “ideals of method and rigor” (240). Permanent Crisis thus displays the ascetic virtues of its hero, Max Weber, by disavowing...

...- an introduction (her last essay) by Gertrud Bing. Gertrud by essay) last (her introduction an Shethirties. later translated into Italian a selection of Aby Warburg’s essays, with Mezzomonti, had been an underground member of the Communist in Party...

... becomes history, and this new translation (sensitively rendered and beautifully produced) will prevent this magisterial work of German intellectual history from being lost on Anglophone readers. As a title, Knowledge Lost is not, to be sure, as catchy as Laslett's formulation. Nor does it capture...

... disciplinary configurations are thus likely to play out in surprising and, not inconceivably, positive ways. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 scientizing humanities interdisciplinarity hybridity literary studies COLUMNS...

... than Some them. answer to trying of ways tested and questions simply are have we disciplinary boundaries; and although there are practical limitations, mostly what hardened no be should there least, at humanities the in Still, accomplishment. and clubs,often are thoughtfulness...

... Mind: and Peace ods of business have been all too easily translated into the status hierarchy of • higher education. This competition (and its attendant rhetoric) exist, however, not only at the institutional level. The classroom...

... George . The Normal and the Pathological ,translated by Fawcett Carolyn R. and Cohen Robert S. . 1943 ; repr., New York : Zone , 1991. Cartwright Nancy . The Dappled World: A Study of the Boundaries of Science . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 1999...

...Casper Bruun Jensen Abstract Over the last decade, the Anthropocene has overrun the discourses of the humanities and social sciences. Remarkably, two of the most astute commentators, the cross‐disciplinary theorist Barbara Herrnstein Smith and the unorthodox philosopher Isabelle Stengers, find...

... scholarship. The book’s rather choppy style of jumping from one cursorily treated text to another is something of a barrier, however, despite the elegant translations pro- vided in appendices. And the argument cries out for the historical analysis Jaeger asserts...

... scholarship. The book’s rather choppy style of jumping from one cursorily treated text to another is something of a barrier, however, despite the elegant translations pro- vided in appendices. And the argument cries out for the historical analysis Jaeger asserts...

... scholarship. The book’s rather choppy style of jumping from one cursorily treated text to another is something of a barrier, however, despite the elegant translations pro- vided in appendices. And the argument cries out for the historical analysis Jaeger asserts...

... scholarship. The book’s rather choppy style of jumping from one cursorily treated text to another is something of a barrier, however, despite the elegant translations pro- vided in appendices. And the argument cries out for the historical analysis Jaeger asserts...

.... The book’s rather choppy style of jumping from one cursorily treated text to another is something of a barrier, however, despite the elegant translations pro- vided in appendices. And the argument cries out for the historical analysis Jaeger asserts to be necessary but often...

... scholarship. The book’s rather choppy style of jumping from one cursorily treated text to another is something of a barrier, however, despite the elegant translations pro- vided in appendices. And the argument cries out for the historical analysis Jaeger asserts...

... scholarship. The book’s rather choppy style of jumping from one cursorily treated text to another is something of a barrier, however, despite the elegant translations pro- vided in appendices. And the argument cries out for the historical analysis Jaeger asserts...

... scholarship. The book’s rather choppy style of jumping from one cursorily treated text to another is something of a barrier, however, despite the elegant translations pro- vided in appendices. And the argument cries out for the historical analysis Jaeger asserts...

... scholarship. The book’s rather choppy style of jumping from one cursorily treated text to another is something of a barrier, however, despite the elegant translations pro- vided in appendices. And the argument cries out for the historical analysis Jaeger asserts...