# Bruno Latour
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bruno latour (; French: [latuʁ]; 22 June 1947 – 9 October 2022) was a French philosopher, anthropologist and sociologist. He was especially known for his work in the field of science and technology studies (STS). After teaching at the École des Mines de Paris (Centre de Sociologie de l'Innovation) from 1982 to 2006, he became a professor at Sciences Po Paris (2006–2017), where he was the scientific director of the Sciences Po Medialab.
The Assault on Christianity: Relativism, Apostasy, and the Search for Truth (Part 2)
What happens when objective truth is replaced with personal preference?
In Part 2, Ric Osuna explores the deeper philosophical foundations beneath pluralism and examines how relativism, consumer culture, and spiritual compromise have contributed to a growing famine of biblical truth.
Through the wr…
How Learning Happens Through Interaction: A Conversation with Rogers Hall
In this episode of The Science of Learning, Keith Sawyer talks with Dr. Rogers Hall, a pioneering learning scientist whose research has transformed our understanding of how people learn through social interaction and collaboration.
You can watch the complete video version of this interview on YouT…
Who’s afraid of American studies? with Iván Chaar López and Erin McElroy
References and suggested readings:
Iván Chaar López and Erin McElroy, “Who Benefits from Distorting American Studies?” Public Books, June 17, 2026
Iván Chaar López, The Cybernetic Border: Drones, Technology, and Intrusion (Duke University Press, 2024)
Erin McElroy, Silicon Valley Imperialism: Tech…
Taking Apart a Metaphor: Dan Sinykin and Sarah Brouillette on the Literary Ecosystem
Our second episode on “The Literary Ecosystem” features scholars of contemporary literary culture Dan Sinykin and Sarah Brouillette in conversation with host Aarthi Vadde. Like the good close readers we all are, we begin by thinking about how the metaphor of the “literary ecosystem” works. Sarah va…
Taking Apart a Metaphor: Dan Sinykin and Sarah Brouillette on the Literary Ecosystem
Our second episode on “The Literary Ecosystem” features scholars of contemporary literary culture Dan Sinykin and Sarah Brouillette in conversation with host Aarthi Vadde. Like the good close readers we all are, we begin by thinking about how the metaphor of the “literary ecosystem” works. Sarah va…
11.2 Taking Apart a Metaphor: Dan Sinykin and Sarah Brouillette on the Literary Ecosystem
Our second episode on “The Literary Ecosystem” features scholars of contemporary literary culture Dan Sinykin and Sarah Brouillette in conversation with host Aarthi Vadde. Like the good close readers we all are, we begin by thinking about how the metaphor of the “literary ecosystem” works. Sarah va…
Taking Apart a Metaphor: Dan Sinykin and Sarah Brouillette on the Literary Ecosystem
Our second episode on “The Literary Ecosystem” features scholars of contemporary literary culture Dan Sinykin and Sarah Brouillette in conversation with host Aarthi Vadde. Like the good close readers we all are, we begin by thinking about how the metaphor of the “literary ecosystem” works. Sarah va…
#67: Sussex Is A 'Thing' And We Wunt Be Druv. But What Do We Want Instead?
The Sussex And The City Podcast Episode #67 Sussex Is A 'Thing' And We Wunt Be Druv. But What Do We Want Instead?
Host: Richard Freeman Guest: John V. Willshire – strategic designer, writer and founder of Smithery Episode summary
Sussex is a thing.
Obviously. But what sort of thing? And who gets…
American Goth-Ick: Jeremy Tirrell and Kate Maddalena on Disgustatory!
This episode features an interview with Jeremy Tirrell and Kate Maddalena, authors of the 2026 book Disgustatory!: A Gothic Rhetoric of Consumption. In the book, which covers Soylent, nootropics, probiotics, and lab-grown meat, they show how wellness discourse is haunted by Gothic tropes: body horr…
Ruins on Ruins: What Comes After Deconstruction?
What happens when therapists learn to take stories apart and feel unsure how to help people build a life afterward?
In this episode of The Radical Therapist, Chris Hoff reads his essay “Ruins on Ruins,” prompted by a conversation with graduate students about the limits of critique. Drawing on Brun…
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