After Practice (Vol. I)

After Practice (Vol. I)

Edited by the Laboratory: Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations

Thinking through Matter(s) and Meaning Relationally Edited by the Laboratory: Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations The two volumes of After practice – Thinking through Matter(s) and Meaning Relationally reassemble thought-provoking papers, essays and lectures by Stefan Beck. Each of them explores a different aspect of theories of socio-material practice. To commemorate Stefan Beck’s relentlessly relational and restless thought style and to extend it into productive lines of becoming, the Laboratory: Anthropology of Environment | Human Relations has asked some of his former companions to take inspiration from these pieces and elaborate on the thinking in and through practice.

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The Laboratory: Anthropology of Environment|Human Relations

Jörg Niewöhner: Introduction | After Practice. Thinking through Matter(s) and Meaning Relationally

Stefan Beck: Interlacing the Brain, Contextualizing the Body Relational Understandings in Social Neuroscience | 2012

Hannah Landecker and Christopher Kelty: Outside In | Microbiomes, Epigenomes, Visceral Sensing, and Metabolic Ethics

Stefan Beck: The Problem of Expertise | From Experience to Skilful Practices to Expertise | Ecological and Pragmatist Perspectives | 2012 / 2015

Dominic Boyer: Our Post-Post-Truth Condition

Annemarie Mol: Erlebnis-Belevenis as an Ethnographic Notion

Stefan Beck: Sachen, Tat-Sachen und Tatsachen | 2014

Thomas Lemke: Von Sandkörnern und Stolpersteinen | Ein bescheidener Vorschlag zur Zukunft der Science and Technology Studies

Michael Guggenheim: The Next Meal: Collaborative Re-Constructions of a Legacy

Tanja Bogusz und Estrid Sørensen: Mit Stefan Becks »Sachen, Tat-Sachen und Tatsachen« und »The Problem of Expertise« denken

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