AI and Society 15 (3):200-215 (2001)
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This paper points out the need for an analytical and ontological reorientation of the field of computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW). It is argued that even though this field is heterogeneous it is marred by general problems of conceptualising the co-constitutive relations between humans and technologies. This is demonstrated through readings of several recent CSCW analyses. It is then suggested that a conceptual improvement can be facilitated by paying attention to newer scientific studies, here exemplified by Pickering, Haraway and Latour
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| Keywords | CSCW Ontology Normativity Performativity Representation Science and technology studies |
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| DOI | 10.1007/BF01208705 |
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