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Delves into the description and role of technical objects in society.

Introduces controversies in the sociology of science and society, focusing on the study of social groups and networks.

Explores Dewey's pragmatism, the concept of 'situation', and the specificity of contexts in managing actions and interactions.

Analyzes the use of a photocopier to understand situated action and cognition in social interactions and daily practices.

Emphasizes understanding end users' perspectives through non-participant observation and field notes.

Explores the sociological aspects of improvisation, emphasizing the importance of spontaneity and coordination in various contexts.

Explores the relationship between social groups and technical objects, emphasizing the intertwined nature of society and technology.

Explores crowdsourcing examples, harnessing innovation, different crowds, and leveraging crowdsourcing in business.

Explores interpretive flexibility and closure mechanisms in scientific controversies driven by professional interests and social groups.