Cosmopolitics - Revision history

Caseorganic at 05:30, 28 December 2011

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	Cosmopolitics is a ~~term created by Isabelle Stengers,~~ a ~~Chemist by training~~ and ~~functionally as a philosopher from Belgium~~. It is the idea that one should always do science as if it mattered to the subjects of science~~. Cosmopolitics offers a human-centric approach in a system of actors and networks~~. The concept is similar to the user-centric focus of user experience designers in the software industry. As in science, all software should be made to the needs of the end user. Bruno Latour and Donna Haraway support the views of cosmopolitics and Stengers' work.		Cosmopolitics offers a human-centric approach in a system of actors and networks. It is the idea that one should always do science as if it mattered to the subjects of science. The concept is similar to the user-centric focus of user experience designers in the software industry. As in science, all software should be made to the needs of the end user. Cosmopolitics is a term created by Isabelle Stengers, a Chemist by training and functionally as a philosopher from Belgium. Bruno Latour and Donna Haraway support the views of cosmopolitics and Stengers' work.

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Caseorganic at 01:12, 6 November 2011

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	Cosmopolitics the ~~core~~ idea is that we should always do science as if it mattered to ~~those who were~~ the ~~objects~~ of science. ~~Similar~~ to the software ~~point of view - that~~ all ~~shoftware~~ should be made to the needs of the end user.		Cosmopolitics is a term created by Isabelle Stengers, a Chemist by training and functionally as a philosopher from Belgium. It is the idea that one should always do science as if it mattered to the subjects of science. Cosmopolitics offers a human-centric approach in a system of actors and networks. The concept is similar to the user-centric focus of user experience designers in the software industry. As in science, all software should be made to the needs of the end user. Bruno Latour and Donna Haraway support the views of cosmopolitics and Stengers' work.
	~~Doing techno science as if the end user mattered~~

	~~Cosmopolitics is a term created by Isabelle Stengers, a Chemist by training and functionally as a philosopher~~
	~~From Belgium~~

	Latour and Haraway ~~love~~

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===Definition===
Cosmopolitics the core idea is that we should always do science as if it mattered to those who were the objects of science. Similar to the software point of view - that all shoftware should be made to the needs of the end user.
Doing techno science as if the end user mattered

Cosmopolitics is a term created by Isabelle Stengers, a Chemist by training and functionally as a philosopher
From Belgium

Latour and Haraway love

==References==
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[[Category:Book Pages]]
[[Category:Unfinished]]