[ ARAMIS, OR THE LOVE OF TECHNOLOGY BY LATOUR, BRUNO](AUTHOR)PAPERBACK
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A Hi-tech novel of Social Adoption of Technology
31 décembre 1996
Par Un client
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Format:Broché
This is a very disturbing but at the same time very thought-provoking
book on the adoption of a hypermodern new means of public
transportation.
Aramis was a small car version of the driverless subway which is
now commonly known because of applications in Lille (France)
and Orlando (USA)
Latour disguises as a student of engineering sciences and writes
a kind of whodunnit on the final question: 'who killed Aramis"?
Because he lends his voice to the engineer, to his professor of Sociology,
to the Aramis system itself and to himself as an author, the book
shows different views on the same reality.
Highly documented with texts that would be dynamite if they
had been published during the development of the Aramis train
system itself.
Latour shows why Conservative governments never would adopt really revolutionary
developments in public transportation.
At times a difficult book, but hilarious too, and a reader for
every technology-minded post-structuralist and post-marxist
thinker...
Stefaan Van Ryssen
book on the adoption of a hypermodern new means of public
transportation.
Aramis was a small car version of the driverless subway which is
now commonly known because of applications in Lille (France)
and Orlando (USA)
Latour disguises as a student of engineering sciences and writes
a kind of whodunnit on the final question: 'who killed Aramis"?
Because he lends his voice to the engineer, to his professor of Sociology,
to the Aramis system itself and to himself as an author, the book
shows different views on the same reality.
Highly documented with texts that would be dynamite if they
had been published during the development of the Aramis train
system itself.
Latour shows why Conservative governments never would adopt really revolutionary
developments in public transportation.
At times a difficult book, but hilarious too, and a reader for
every technology-minded post-structuralist and post-marxist
thinker...
Stefaan Van Ryssen
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All about the intersection
4 octobre 2009
Par Dr. Ronald Fountain
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This is an amazing book about the intersection of social and technical systems and how it works, or doesn't. Latour is an outstanding thinker and a writer of equal capability. A glass of brandy and listening to Hayden while reading this work helps to make sense of it.
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16 août 2006
Par Bungler Jane
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Well, like it or not - you have to read it. Clear books are boring propaganda. Insightful thoughts are never quite clear. For the clear read your bank statement.
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