Szept 8: Bevezetés
Szept 15-szept 22: Merton and
institutional sociology of science
Bucchi, Massimiano (2004). The development of modern science and the birth of
the sociology of science. In Science in Society: An introduction to social
studies of science (pp.7-23). London & New York: Routledge
Szept 29 –okt 6: The strong programme
Bloor, David (1976/1991). The Strong Programme in the Sociology of Knowledge.
In Knowledge and Social Imagery (pp. 2-23). Chicago & London: University
of Chicago Press
Okt 13-okt 20: Laboratory studies: the
anthropology of science
Latour, Bruno & Woolgar, Steve (1986). Laboratory Life: The Construction of
Scientific Facts. Princeton, NJ.: Princeton University Press Ch 1: From
Order to Disorder, pp. 15-20, 27-42
Nov 3: Actor-network theory (ANT)
Latour, Bruno (1983). Give me a laboratory and I will raise the world. In
Knorr-Cetina, Karin D. & Mulkay, Michael (eds.) Science observed:
perspectives on the social study of science (pp. 141-170). London, Beverly
Hills & New Delhi: Sage
Nov 10: The Empirical Programme of
Relativism (EPOR)
Collins, Harry M. (1983). An Empirical Relativist Programme in the Sociology of
Scientific Knowledge. In Knorr-Cetina, Karin D. & Mulkay, Michael (eds.).
Science Observed (pp. 85-114). Beverly Hills: Sage (read only 86-97)
Collins, Harry M .& Pinch, Trevor (1993).
The Golem: what everyone should know about science. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press. Introduction (pp. 1-3).
Nov 17: Controversy studies
Collins, Harry M .& Pinch, Trevor (1993). The Golem. Ch 5: A new window
on the universe: The non-detection of gravitational radiation. (pp. 91-107).
Dec 1: The social construction of
technology (SCOT)
MacKenzie, Donald & Judy Wajcman (1999). Introductory Essay: The Social Shaping
of Technology. In: MacKenzie, Donald & Judie Wajcman (eds.) The Social
Shaping of Technology. Buckingham [etc.]: Open Univ. Press, pp. 3-21.
Dec 8: Cultural studies of science
Martin, Emily (1991). The egg and the sperm: How science has constructed a
romance based on stereotypical male-female roles. Signs, 16(3), 485-501.
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