The AIME project is, among other things, an experiment in the digital humanities. As such, we are very interested in receiving feedback on your experiences of reading the Inquiry, either with or without the digital publication etc. Below, Bruno Latour ...
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Reading Experiences
29 October 2013
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Yannick Rumpala sur AIME
26 October 2013
Yannick Rumpala (Université de Nice, ERMES) a rédigé un long compte-rendu paru dans la Revue française de science politique (vol. 63, n° 3-4, Juin-Août 2013). Le dernier livre de Bruno Latour peut passer pour un objet curieux ...
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Why 15 modes ?
25 October 2013
The number of modes is quite contingent and provisional. They are what I have been able to explore from the beginning of the inquiry to the present, judging what is important about each mode for the burning issues I have ...
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Workshop with mediators
24 October 2013
24 October 2013, Sciences Po, Paris The project's mediators met in Paris to set down the details for the procedures for moderating contributions and all validated contributions will be made public from this date. The Mediation team will share the ...
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Presentation of the AIME project at ThatCamp Saint-Malo - 19 October 2013
19 October 2013
ThatCamp Saint-Malo 2013 Saturday 19 October 2013 Paul Girard, Christophe Leclercq An Inquiry into modes of existence: an augmented publication See the notes at the following link (only in French) External Resources ThatCamp Saint-Malo 2013 / hypotheses.org (French) ThatCamp Saint-Malo ...
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Bruno Latour and Isabelle Stengers at the ENS
18 October 2013
18 October 2013 (17h-19h), Paris The AIME team along with Saverio Ansaldi, Gwenaëlle Aubry, Didier Debaise, from the CIEPFC (Centre International d’Etude de la Philosophie Française Contemporaine) organize a session (in French) with Bruno Latour and Isabelle ...
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