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Events in February 2006

Date: February 2006

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1 February, 13.00-14.00

Complexity Network

Graham Chapman (Lancaster University)

'The Limits to Knowledge: Evolutionary Psychology, Complexity Theory, and Social Epistemology'

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2 February, 12:30

STS Mixtures

Laura Watts (Sociology)

"Towards an Archaeology of the Future (with the mobile telecoms industry)"

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7 February, 4.15-6pm

Sociology Staff & PG Student Seminar

Will Medd, Sociology, Lancaster

"Reflections on Water: a Research Agenda for Sociology".

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14 February, 4.15-6pm

Sociology Staff & PG Student Seminar

Sylvia Walby, Sociology, Lancaster

"Complex Systems in a Global Era"

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15 February, 13.00-14.00

Complexity Network

Peter Andras (University of Newcastle)

''Systems theory inspired by Luhmann's theory of social systems'.

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15 February 4.15-5.30pm

Material Culture & Consumption Group

Liz McFall (Open University)

The disinterested self: life assurance and the materiality of 19th century promotional practices

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16 February, 12:30

STS Mixtures

John Rooksby (Computing)

"Reading and writing computer code"19 January, 12:30, Institute for Advanced Studies Room 4

STS Mixtures

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16 February, 12:30

STS Mixtures

John Rooksby (Computing)

"Reading and writing computer code"

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21 February, 4.15-6pm

Sociology Staff & PG Student Seminar

James Wilsdon, Head of Science and Innovation, DEMOS

'Governing at the nanoscale: people, policies and emerging technologies"

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23 February, 12:30

STS Mixtures

Lucas Introna (Management School)

"Thinking about the morality of our machines (with Heidegger and Latour)"

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28 February, 4.15-6pm

Sociology Staff & PG Student Seminar

Clare Waterton, Sociology, Lancaster

"Tools for interdisciplinarity: Protée and the re-ordering of global taxonomy"

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Who can attend: Anyone

Further information

Organising departments and research centres: Sociology

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