2012
DOI: 10.3917/rhs.642.0377
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Pratiques et collectifs de la science en régimes Note critique

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“…» (381-382) 82 (Bontems, 2006). 83 (Roche, 2001), (Lamy, 2006), (Chapron-Touzé et Crepel, 2008), (Lamy et Saint-Martin, 2011), (Lamy et Saint-Martin, 2015).…”
Section: Les Mathématiquesunclassified
“…» (381-382) 82 (Bontems, 2006). 83 (Roche, 2001), (Lamy, 2006), (Chapron-Touzé et Crepel, 2008), (Lamy et Saint-Martin, 2011), (Lamy et Saint-Martin, 2015).…”
Section: Les Mathématiquesunclassified
“…Elles sont constituées d'institutions pouvant s'opposer ou se renforcer, suivant les situations. Cette imbrication, toujours originale, se distingue des régimes : catégorie stable de normes, pratiques et productions de niveau méso et macro (Lamy & Saint-Martin, 2011 Les contributions de ce numéro spécial envisagent de façon complémentaire la manière dont différentes institutions contraignent le processus de rédaction, la forme et le fond des rapports publics et leurs effets symboliques.…”
Section: Des Normes D'écriture Plurielles Situées à Différents Niveauxunclassified
“…Regimes mark epochs with distinctive modes of production. But the deployment of the notion of regime can also be criticized, both for conceptual lack of clarity (Lamy & Saint-Martin, 2011) and for the risk of losing a grasp on actual social practice. I see its value not in a more accurate periodization of scientific history or the history of science-society relations but in the sense in which it highlights how there are different ways of knowing and of doing science, which are inscribed in institutional configurations that, among other things, induce actors to adopt different temporal perspectives, or to inhabit temporalities of different scales.…”
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confidence: 99%