Summer Course Open to Sociology Students! Here is the description; 

While we often discuss what technology and science do for people, we often forget to talk about the social relations that produce science and technology. Furthermore, we spend more time making scientific fact controversial than we spend discussing what seems to be the uncontroversial application of science and technology in everyday life. This course will explore the social relations that underpin the creation and deployment of science and technology. The construction of scientific knowledge can be analyzed as a social process and the products themselves as social entities.


University of Texas at Arlington
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Box 19599 
439 University Hall 
Arlington, Texas 76019-0599
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