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    Relational Ontology, Simondon, and the Hope for a Third Culture inside Biosemiotics.Thierry Bardini - 2017 - Biosemiotics 10 (1):131-137.
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    Junkware.Thierry Bardini - 2011 - Univ of Minnesota Press.
    The essential junkiness of our culture and biology.
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    Simondon, Individuation and the Life Sciences: Interview with Anne Fagot-Largeault.Thierry Bardini - 2014 - Theory, Culture and Society 31 (4):141-161.
    In this interview, Anne Fagot-Largeault discusses with Thierry Bardini her recollections of the life and work of French philosopher Gilbert Simondon. The discussion covers Simondon’s theory of individuation and considers its influences on contemporary thinkers such as Gilles Deleuze and François Laruelle. Fagot-Largeault situates Simondon’s thinking within the broader context of 20th-century biological research and the development of life sciences. Informed by her personal association and experiences working with Simondon, her reminiscences shed light on the unique character of Simondon as (...)
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    Preface: A field philosopher with a certain taste for fish, and who does not mistake his hat for an ethology.Thierry Bardini - 2014 - Angelaki 19 (3):5-9.
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    Car Montréal, cette ville, ma ville, s'enflamme, mais n'est pas en flammes du tout.Thierry Bardini - 2012 - Multitudes 50 (3):42-48.
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    A Translation Analysis of the Green Revolution in Bali.Thierry Bardini - 1994 - Science, Technology and Human Values 19 (2):152-168.
    This article uses the translation approach to analyze the Green Revolution in Bali, Indonesia. The translation approach reopens the controversy about a classical topic in development studies: the failure or success of the Green Revolution. The translation method helps us to understand how the previous explanations of the failure or success of the Green Revolution in Bali were socially constructed and how the presence and the identity of social groups involved in agriculture on Bali were negotiated during the controversy. J. (...)
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    En marchant avec une multitude de spectres prismatiques.Thierry Bardini - 2012 - Multitudes 51 (4):142-149.
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    Linking indigenous knowledge systems and development: The potential uses of microcomputers.Thierry Bardini - 1992 - Knowledge, Technology & Policy 5 (1):29-41.
    This article proposes a multidisciplinary alternative framework to the classical model of the diffusion of innovations, to analyze the potential uses of microcomputers for development. The emphasis on the indigenous knowledge systems translates a paradigm shift in the analysis of technology transfer. This shift requires the integration of the user’s knowledge as the condition of the adoption of the innovation. Expert systems based on indigenous knowledge can help make this shift possible if they are used to understand the cognitive processes (...)
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