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» Actor Network Theory: Yahoo! group - Yahoo group focusing on Actor Network Theory.
» Alan Sokal on the "Social Text Affair" - Read about the hoax in which Sokal submitted a bogus article to a humanities journal, including the article, the aftermath, and his motivation.
» Essays on the Philosophy of Technology - A list of essays concerning the philosophy of technology.
» Joint 4S & EASST Conference 2004 - A conference on all topics related to the social studies of science and technology. (Scroll down for english version.)
» Maud Radstake - Within the research program The Mediated Body, Radstake does a Ph.D. project on how real-time medical imaging technologies (ultrasound, fluoroscopy, endoscopy) affect the ways in which people have, are and imagine their bodies. The site contains informati
» Science and Human Values - A text by Professor Fred L. Wilson from the Rochester Institute of Technology.
» Science and Technology Studies Links - Links of interest for STS researchers.
» ScienceWars homepage - Page containing links to information about the intellectual debate called the "ScienceWars".
» Society for Philosophy and Technology - SPT is a society for the study of philosophical issues in science and technology.
» Technological Determinism - Introduction to technological determinism written by Daniel Chandler.
» Technological Determinism and Social Choice - The aim of this page is to explore in greater depth the controversy as to how far technology does, or does not, condition social change.
» Technorealism - Questioning the value of developments in communications and computing, available in four languages.
» The Actor Network Theory Resource - A thematically organised and annotated list of references on Actor Network Theory (ANT).
» Why Not Science Critics? - A paper discussing whether "science critics" are needed. By Don Ihde.