Conversations on Science, Culture, and Time / Michel Serres with Bruno Latour; Translated by Roxanne Lapidus

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TextPublication details: The University of Michigan Press; 1995Description: 204p; 22x14cmISBN:

9780472065486

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194-- dc20

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PQ2679.E679Z46513 1995

Summary: Conversations on Science, Culture, and Time follows a series of conversations between Bruno Latour and French philosopher Michel Serres where Serres revisits and illuminates many of his themes: the chaotic nature of knowledge, the need for connections between science and the humanities, the futility of traditional criticism, and what he calls his "philosophy of prepositions".

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Conversations on Science, Culture, and Time follows a series of conversations between Bruno Latour and French philosopher Michel Serres where Serres revisits and illuminates many of his themes: the chaotic nature of knowledge, the need for connections between science and the humanities, the futility of traditional criticism, and what he calls his "philosophy of prepositions".

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