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Broadening possibilities by expanding the theoretical richness of the social construction of technology
Social Epistemology 19 (2 & 3):255 – 259 (2005)
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The is a possibility to expand the theoretical understandings behind the social construction of technology (SCOT). By reconfiguring the processes of modelization involved in SCOT, metamodelization will admit the subpolitics involved in SCOT and expand the cosmopolitical and ecological awareness involved in our model-making activities. This essay contests the politics of SCOT in order to increase its theoretical richness and acceptability to broader audiences.Author's Profile
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