O surgimento disciplinar dos Science and Technology Studies, a gênese híbrida da virada ontológica e alguns debates contemporâneos

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https://doi.org/10.29112/ruae.v10i2.855

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Estudios de la ciencia y la tecnología, ontología, inconmensurabilidad, etnografía, purificación

Resumo

A ‘virada ontológica’ tem sido uma tendência intelectual recente que tem recebido atenção e críticas da filosofia e da antropologia. Na verdade, esse movimento não faz parte de nenhuma dessas disciplinas, mas se constitui como a matriz teórica de uma nova disciplina: os Science and Technology Studies. À medida que estas adquiriam legitimidade acadêmica e definiam sua identidade profissional, havia uma incomensurabilidade entre essa comunidade científica e as
demais disciplinas ameaçadas por essa nova tendência. Este artigo faz um relato histórico da construção paralela dos Science and Technology Studies e da ‘virada ontológica’, enfatizando a proposta de Bruno Latour, o primeiro a articular teorias ontológico com metodologias etnográficas, gesto fundador dos Estudos de Ciência e Tecnologia. Também são apresentadas algumas críticas recentes à ‘virada ontológica’, que buscam desfazer essa hibridização entre filosofia e antropologia. Conclui-se que, apesar do acerto de algumas dessas críticas, os Science and Technology Studies conseguem manter certo domínio disciplinar, enquanto a ‘virada ontológica’, como matriz teórica desta nova disciplina, deve enfrentar desafios contemporâneos.

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Biografia do Autor

David Antolinez Uribe, Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación

Fac. de Psicología de la Pontificia Universidad Javeriana,
Colombia. Maestría en Ciencias Humanas, Programa de
Posgrados, FHCE, Universidad de la República, Uruguay

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2020-12-26

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Antolinez Uribe, D. (2020). O surgimento disciplinar dos Science and Technology Studies, a gênese híbrida da virada ontológica e alguns debates contemporâneos. Revista Uruguaya De Antropología Y Etnografía, 10(2), 51–67. https://doi.org/10.29112/ruae.v10i2.855