Bruno Latour

Bruno Latour (1947–2022) was a French philosopher and anthropologist, central to science and technology studies and co-developer of Actor–Network Theory. His works, including We Have Never Been Modern and Science in Action, unsettled the divides between nature and culture, subject and object. Latour emphasized practice over abstraction, showing how facts are constructed through networks of people, tools, and institutions. In later years, he became a leading thinker on ecology and the Anthropocene, urging a rethinking of politics in the face of climate crisis. He remains one of the most influential theorists for reimagining relations between humans, nonhumans, and environments.

/ Urška Škerl

When we speak of Nature in cities, the question we want to stress is, is nature in cities natural or in fact an artefact? When we speak of natural processes, they of course take place but apart from spontaneous nature, left to random succession, emerging in spaces that Gilles Clément calls the third landscapes, there […]

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