期刊
SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE
卷 40, 期 3, 页码 453-470出版社
SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD
DOI: 10.1177/0306312709359219
关键词
database; ethnography; e-research; e-science; infrastructure; laboratory studies; methods; networks
Ethnography has been successfully deployed in science and technology studies, and more specifically in laboratory studies. By using co-presence rather than co-location as a starting point to conceptualize and articulate fieldwork, new aspects of knowledge production are foregrounded in ethnographic studies. This research note proposes and discusses co-presence as an epistemic strategy that pays close attention to non-lab based knowledge production that can embrace textuality, infrastructure and mediation, and that draws into relief the role of ethnographer as author, participant-observer and scholar. Furthermore, co-presence as an approach to doing fieldwork generates new prospects for the study of knowledge production. It enables STS to develop the ethnographic study of highly mediated, distributed or non-lab-based fields, such as the humanities, e-research and e-science.
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