[sudoroom] Friday Filosophy

[Eddan Katz]

Also, in fairness to Robert Moses and to perpetuate self-referential academia, there's also the article by Bernward Joerges called "Do Politics Have Artefacts?" (http://www2000.wzb.eu/alt/met/pdf/do_politics.pdf) which questions the factual history of Moses' intentions, and discusses Steve Woolgar's critique of Langdon Winner's work.

And a correction regarding the filo that will be served. Bring your own paper bag lunch if you got one - I actually got dessert instead - an assortment of Baklava.

On Jan 4, 2013, at 10:39 AM, Michael Scroggins <michaeljscroggins at gmail.com> wrote:

> This is a nice bookend piece: Suchman - 1994 - Do Categories Have Politics?
> 
> I'll be there around noon.
> <Suchman - 1994 - Do Categories Have Politics The language ~ action perspective reconsidered.pdf>