Re: [xmca] latour

Hi Luiz-- Have you written anything about your online game explorations
that led you back
to distributed cognition and artifacts?

The Latour article is in a book edited by Law. If someone has a pdf of it,
please let us know!
(off line is off line, but we are feeding each other tasty tid bits of ideas
here, right?)

Meantime, the following article may be relevant, its freely accessible, and
it gives a pretty
comprehensive overview of a bunch of related topics.

mike

http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/SPT/v4_n3html/RAMMERT.html

On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 4:48 PM, Luiz Carlos Baptista <
lucabaptista@fcsh.unl.pt> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> While exploring the brave new world of online games, I rediscovered the
> pleasures of distributed cognition and the study of artifacts. My
> bibliographical references in these areas are pretty much up-to-date, but
> I
> am still looking for a few rarities. One of them is an old article by
> Bruno
> Latour, called "Technology is society made durable". Does anyone have a
> copy
> (electronic or in print) that could send me? Please reply offlist.
>
> Thank you very much. All the best,
>
> Luiz Carlos Baptista
>
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