Assemblage thinking and actor-network theory
Assemblage thinking and actor-network theory: conjunctions, disjunctions, cross-fertilisations
... Assemblage thinking and actor-network theory: conjunctions, disjunctions, cross-fertilisations Müller, Martin ; Schurr, Carolin Abstract: This paper shows that assemblage ...
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Assemblage thinking and actor-network theory: conjunctions, disjunctions, cross-fertilisations
... and assemblage thinking has allowed us to suggest three ...and assemblage thinking have recently edged closer to each other in the theorisation of flux, with a post-1999, more-than-Latourian ...
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Actor-network theory
... an assemblage are just whatever mix of ordinary observable objects and people that the researcher thinks are relevant to the problem at hand – people, flasks, grey substances, and recording devices for example – ...
Actor Network Theory
... A publication of the THEORI Research Group, University of Wollongong, December 2013 16 The ANT approach is firmly empirical and eschews explanations using abstractions such as ‘social forces’, ‘structures’ or ‘factors’. ...
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Actor-Network Theory
... the theory lacks the ability to tackle issues of ...a theory of (organizational) communication that is not limited to human ...a theory of shared agency, as its very name ...the theory, we ...
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On Actor Network Theory
... An actor-network analysis of information systems innovation may well be described as an ethnography but one that develops themes that conceptualise people and artefacts in terms of socio-technical networks, ...
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Is Actor Network Theory Critique?
... Despite claims to the contrary, we have argued that ANT fails to provide a thoroughly reflexive theory of knowledge. Proponents of ANT claim that it pursues an engagement with members’ local knowledge, rejects the ...
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Actor network theory in food safety
... Actor network theory in food safety Abstract Nowadays, the incidence rate of foodborne disease has increased and become one of the global burdens affecting all individual ages in South East Asia ...
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Actor Network Theory and adult education
... in other words, the idea of connected curriculum becomes indispensable. Teachers who initiate curriculum ideas and persist with curriculum innovation become part of this obligatory passage point and thus their power ...
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Conventions, the great transformation and actor network theory
... Yet, in history there are strong indications that European capitalism and Western dominance as such cannot be understood without these tools and their related modes of thinking. Both the Western liberal subject ...
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Understanding Curriculum: An Actor Network Theory Approach
... the network, but not the only ...others.). Actor Network Theory, describing the way in which these traces inter-relate, thus goes beyond Tripp’s definition of curriculum as being a set of ...
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Service science: an actor-network theory approach
... service network and trac- ing how networks establish themselves while aligning interests or, in some cases, failing to establish a ...service network formations and ...of network creation which ...
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Sport and technology: An actor-network theory perspective
... balanced actor-network where athletes have limited time and must therefore weigh up the impact of any new enhancement on all aspects of their ...their network. At the same time, the athletes’ bodily ...
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Actor networks in specialized accounting inspection: an analysis in the light of the Actor-Network Theory
... For the interviews, five judges and five expert accountants who work in courts of the city of Curitiba, PR were conveniently selected. The judges interviewed are professionals who require accounting expert’s evidence. ...
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Actor-Network Theory and Inter-Organizational Management Control
... economic theory and agency theory. Agency theory typically gives attention to the incentive problem and information asymmetry issue occurring in an inter-organizational ...economic theory ...
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The Actor-Network Theory in the Context of Place-Based Pedagogy
... stant reconstitution of the community as it excludes the possibility of transform- ing what is natural, by what is social, political or cultural, and simultaneously does not take into account the fact that the cultural ...
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(un)Doing standards in education with actor-network theory
... extended network threatens the manageability of each unique network or system sharing particular contextual ...their network – saving this patient, producing the best-tasting dish for this clientele, ...
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Tracing the formation of the Orissa Telemedicine Network Using Actor-Network Theory
... of actor-network theory. Part of this theory is made up of the sociology of translations, which was employed as a crucial framework for exploring the Orissa State Telemedicine Network ...
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Combining Actor Network Theory and Genre Theory to Understand the Evolution of Digital Genres
... Excerpts in the transcribed material were marked with assigned colors, facilitating data categorization according to corresponding themes. In the first round the material was categorized according to distribution, ...
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Networks in the Social Sciences: Comparing Actor-Network Theory and Social Network Analysis
... How ANT is used today It is interesting to see how ANT is utilized today in research and knowledge production. Latour (2005:80-82) mentions four key areas where ANT is particularly useful. These areas relate to those ...
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