The Stickiness of Knowing: Translation, Postcoloniality, and STS

John Law · Wen-yuan Lin

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A language, a culture, or a thought, in its divergence, furnishes other engagements with (another glimpse of) the unthought. And its fecundity is measured by the power of this engagement and this g...

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