Science, Technology and Society. Hebe Vessuri. Argentine-born social anthropologist, she is currently collaborating. Open access can be applied to all forms of published research output, including peer-reviewed and non peer-reviewed academic journal articles, conference papersthesesbook chapters and monographs, and by extension, vesshri collections, videos, photographs or the production of electronic books. Since the s globalization processes introduced substantial changes in the world framework of knowledge production.
By open access we mean online research and knowledge outputs that are free of all restrictions on access e. Click the following link for more details https: To what extent are we not being dependent on contexts that require of us to be digital or to be digitally present in certain environments?
Business relationships as much as international civil society, now online, and academia all afford channels for the international mobility of generic ideas and means for the circulation of particular forms vezsuri knowledge and kinds of relations in state and society. Despite obvious progress, digital gaps persist internationally and within national boundaries. Her conception of national styles of science, peripheral science, and of the cultural role of science in less-developed countries have been particularly influential in Latin America, helping define STS in the region.
The current descriptive narrative of knowledge shows it as a network with multiple nodes and connections, and as a dynamic system very different from the notion common a few decades ago as a basic or lineal structure of disciplinary rhetoric.
The metaphor of unity, together with the values of universality and certainty, has been largely replaced by metaphors of plurality and relationally in a complex world.
The Bernal Prize winner is Hebe Vessuri, an Argentinian anthropologist whose contributions to the field of Science and Technology Studies have been methodological, empirical, conceptual, and institutional. A most recent turn of the helm in some of the world power centers, however, seems to be signalling a new change of direction, heading towards a recomposition of the national space and proposing a new trend to isolationism.
Since the s globalization processes introduced substantial changes in vesssuri world framework of knowledge production. Past winners have included many of the founders and prominent scholars who have devoted their careers to the understanding of the social dimensions of science and technology.
Her analyses of the role of science in diverse societies speaks powerfully to issues at the heart of contemporary politics around the world. Our presentation will deal with questions such as: Access tolls and free of many restrictions on use e. It remains to be seen how far this new trend will go to interrupt the processes already under way in the globalizing current.
The Bernal Prize winner is Hebe Vessuri, an Argentinian anthropologist whose contributions to the field of Science and Technology Studies have been methodological, empirical, conceptual, and institutional. Despite obvious progress, digital gaps persist internationally and within national boundaries.
To what extent hebd we not being dependent on contexts that require of us to be digital or to be digitally present in certain vessurl. A pioneer in the anthropology of science with fieldwork experience throughout Latin America, Vessuri has demonstrated how ethnographic studies of the sciences can inform both social theory and policy. She has contributed to the emergence and consolidation of the field of social studies of science and technology in Latin America.
In what way does the material and cultural context of the web function as conditioning device for the mobility of knowledge objects? The metaphor of unity, together with the values of universality vessuti certainty, has been largely replaced by metaphors of plurality and relationally in a complex world.
Hdbe what sense is the recent activity of many knowledge institutions in the global south a response to the new mechanisms of exclusion, that is to say, an attempt not to be isolated for not belonging to special networks as they are currently configured? But the new modalities of research internationalization in recent decades fostered the creation of international research networks, and a new wave of internationalization of higher education, research and culture, distilling the discourses of prevalent western policy directly or as spillovers in local systems.
To what extent are we not being dependent on contexts that require of us to be digital or to be digitally present in certain environments? Vessuri is author and editor of 31 books, and hundreds of articles, book chapters and government reports, written in English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese. Her analyses of the role of science in diverse societies speaks powerfully to issues at the heart of contemporary politics vwssuri the world. By open access we mean online research and knowledge outputs that are free of all restrictions on access e.
A most recent turn of the helm in some of the world power centers, however, seems to be signalling a new change of direction, heading towards a recomposition of the national space and proposing a new trend to isolationism.
Click the hehe link for more details https: The literature on the social studies of science had emphasized that the generation of knowledge takes place in different localities and under particular circumstances. The current descriptive narrative of knowledge shows it as a network with multiple nodes and connections, and as a dynamic system very different from the notion common a few decades ago as a basic or lineal structure of disciplinary rhetoric.
The metaphor of unity, together with the values of universality and certainty, has been largely replaced by metaphors of plurality and relationally in a complex world.
The values of control, dominance and expertise have been redefined as values of dialogue, interaction and negotiation. Our presentation will deal with questions such as: Open access can be applied to all forms of published research output, including peer-reviewed and non peer-reviewed academic journal articles, conference papersthesesbook chapters and monographs, and by extension, art collections, videos, photographs or the production of electronic books.
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