Locating Naturecultures

IF 1 Q3 SOCIAL ISSUES
Gergely Mohacsi, Grant Jun Otsuki, Émile St. Pierre
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Abstract

Building upon two collaborative exhibits created for the 4S (Society for Social Studies of Science) meetings in 2018 and 2019, this essay aims to question established modes of locating matters in STS and related fields. As these exhibits showed, Japan has been an active venue for anthropologists and STS scholars working with a diverse range of approaches and topics that may help us to rethink place and space beyond a humanist spatial politics of globalization. At the same time, science and technology in Japan has been a highly fruitful area for scholars located to understand the co-constitution of knowledges and worlds by tracing their multiple trajectories partly outside of English language research agendas. Using the online journal NatureCulture as a springboard for these explorations, we hope to contribute to the ongoing debates around situated methodological approaches. The journal is intended to be a medium that on the one hand brings young Japanese researchers into closer contact with related debates elsewhere, and on the other hand exhibits novel and challenging results of Japanese anthropology and science studies to a non-Japanese audience. A handful of themes (multiplicities, cosmopolitics, experimentation) from the journal will be reviewed here in order to further explore their potential in locating matters across, as well as beyond, physical and geographic boundaries.
定位Naturecultures
本文以2018年和2019年为科学社会研究学会(Society for Social Studies of Science)会议创建的两个合作展览为基础,旨在质疑在STS和相关领域定位问题的既定模式。正如这些展览所显示的,日本一直是人类学家和STS学者的活跃场所,他们研究各种各样的方法和主题,这些方法和主题可以帮助我们在全球化的人文主义空间政治之外重新思考地点和空间。与此同时,日本的科学技术一直是一个成果丰硕的领域,学者们通过追踪知识和世界的多重轨迹,部分地在英语研究议程之外,来理解知识和世界的共同构成。利用在线期刊《自然文化》作为这些探索的跳板,我们希望对正在进行的关于定位方法方法的辩论有所贡献。该杂志旨在成为一种媒介,一方面使年轻的日本研究人员更密切地接触其他地方的相关辩论,另一方面向非日本读者展示日本人类学和科学研究的新颖和具有挑战性的结果。本文将对期刊中的一些主题(多样性、世界政治、实验)进行回顾,以进一步探索它们在跨越物理和地理边界以及超越物理和地理边界定位问题方面的潜力。
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