Ordre, force, pluralité
Éditions de l’École des hautes études en sciences sociales eBooksPublished 1 January 2012
Nicolas Dodier
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Abstract
Les recherches les plus marquantes de sciences sociales autour des questions médicales présentent une caractéristique commune : le travail de la description y est intimement mêlé au travail critique. La visée critique donne sa raison d’être à la description et l’oriente dans la définition des objets. La description appuie en retour le travail critique. Celui-ci ne se donne pas seulement à voir hors des textes, dans des prises de position publiques. Il se manifeste dans les textes. Il paraît d...
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