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''Co-production is the complex of simultaneous processes by which modern societies form their epistemic and normative understandings of the world. According to this framework, scientific ideas, beliefs, and associated technological artifacts evolve together with the representations, identities, discourses, and institutions that give practical effect and meaning to ideas and objects. In this lecture we will explore what this might mean in a transhuman world where the boundaries between technology and human identity tend to disappear.''<br /> | ''Co-production is the complex of simultaneous processes by which modern societies form their epistemic and normative understandings of the world. According to this framework, scientific ideas, beliefs, and associated technological artifacts evolve together with the representations, identities, discourses, and institutions that give practical effect and meaning to ideas and objects. In this lecture we will explore what this might mean in a transhuman world where the boundaries between technology and human identity tend to disappear.''<br /> | ||
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Assignment: | Assignment: For next week, please review the following:<br /> | ||
[https://www.motherjones.com/environment/2016/02/lead-exposure-gasoline-crime-increase-children-health/ "Lead: America’s Real Criminal Element"] by Kevin Drum.<br /> | |||
Please be ready to present your concept for your semester project for 10-15 minutes during next week's Roundtable.<br /> | |||
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'''9 November 2021 / Week 4'''<br /> | '''9 November 2021 / Week 4'''<br /> | ||