Challenging Convergences in Lay Thought and STS Practice: A Reply to My Critics

Taylor Dotson

Challenging Convergences in Lay Thought and STS Practice: A Reply to My Critics

Taylor Dotson New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Keywords: permissionless innovation, technological determinism, impairment, politics of artifacts, intelligent trial and error

Abstract

A reply to commentators David J. Hess and Sujatha Raman.

Author Biography

Taylor Dotson, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Department of Communications, Liberal Arts, and Social Sciences

Assistant Professor of Social Science

Published

29 Dec 2015

Issue

Vol. 1 (2015)

Section

Debates/Interactions

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