What is the style of matters of concern ? Two lectures in empirical philosophy

Bruno Latour

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In this volume, the Department of Philosophy of the University of Amsterdam presents the two Spinoza Lectures delivered by Bruno Latour, Professor and Vice-President for Research at Sciences-Po, Paris, in April and May 2005.

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