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Bruno Latour
Le métier de chercheur. Regard d”un anthropologue [PDF ebook]
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Cet ouvrage remet en cause beaucoup d’idées reçues sur l’activité scientifique. Il constitue une excellente introduction à l’œuvre innovante du philosophe Bruno Latour, et plus généralement à la sociologie des sciences contemporaines. Destiné en priorité aux chercheurs, ce texte très accessible s’adresse aussi à un large public.

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