It’s hard to overstate the influence of Bruno Latour. Stretching well beyond his native discipline of “science and technology studies” (which he helped create), it by now permeates the humanities.
French philosopher Bruno Latour left behind a trail of insights that is so deeply relevant to the field of design that it always felt like he was laying it out especially for the design disciplines.
"Je ne crois pas aux vertus du cataclysme, et que les gens vont se mobiliser de plus en plus au fur et à mesure que les catastrophes vont se multiplier", disait Bruno Latour. Philosophe, anthropologue ...
"Bruno Latour was a humanist and plural spirit, recognised throughout the world before being so in France," said Macron. "His reflections, his writings, will continue to inspire us with new ...
With Earth Day right around the corner on Monday April 22, I was delighted to receive a newly translated book by the late Catholic French philosopher and social scientist Bruno Latour titled If We ...
In his latest book Down to Earth, the French thinker warns that facts alone are no defence against populism. By Hettie O'Brien In 2010, as debate raged over whether climate change was caused by human ...
A leading thinker of the postwar era, he became an ally of the science establishment in the face of attacks by climate deniers and conspiracy theorists. By Clay Risen Bruno Latour, a French ...
Steve Woolgar is emeritus professor of science and technology studies at Linköping University in Sweden, and emeritus professor of marketing at the University of Oxford, UK. Bruno Latour upended ...
Some of us are old enough to remember the bomb shelter panic of the 1950’s. If you build a bomb shelter in your back yard and a warning signal comes that you need to hurry into the space, what do you ...
It was with great sadness that we learned of the death of Bruno Latour. For, despite the apparent gulf that separates our respective domains, we flatter ourselves that he viewed us as fellow ...
For the late French intellectual in an age of ecological crisis it was crucial to understand ourselves as rooted beings. By Adam Tooze As Bruno Latour confided to Le Monde earlier this year in one of ...
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